Pinterest's Best Food Valentines Slideshow

Mini cupcakes fit snugly in this XOXO treat box from blogger Paper Craft Style, who specializes in "fun finds and inspiration for modern memory keepers." It was pinned by Desiree the36thavenue.com. 

Conversation hearts are blown up into sugar cookie notes and individually wrapped for your valentine(s) in this creation from The Ritzy Bee Blog. Pinned by Shanna Masters Designs.

Custom labels created for orange juice bottles feature a play on words and a place for your kid to sign who they're for and who they're from. This idea appeared on Better Homes and Gardens' website and was pinned by Tamara Stephenson.

A stencil and a shaker of your loved one's favorite coffee topping are enough to recreate this idea from blogger Design Swan, pinned by D K.

Fish bowl-shaped cards with a cute message, wrapped in clear circular baggies, with a few Swedish fish inside, and tied closed with nautical rope. Originally from blog Angry Julie Monday and pinned by Tonya Vaughn.

Valentine coffee sleeves for two. Shared by pinner Julie Smith-Belton, from blog Emma-Jane Nation.

DIY valentine tea bag idea from blogger and pinner PS by Dila.

Plastic toy shovels with red, pink, and white M&M's, a Valentine's Day treat bag, and the inscription "I dig you!" This idea, blogged by Nice Day for a Treat, was pinned by Karris Foster.

This idea, originally pinned by Amy Smith from the blog Gifts That Say WOW, was modified by Just Between Friends and then repined by B-Inspired Mama... talk about idea sharing. A juice box, candy, and some pipe cleaner make adorable googly-eye robots that are easily packaged and perfect for kids to bring to school. 

Mini hot chocolate canisters, which contain chocolate that turns pink when mixed with hot milk or water, are perfect valentines for the old and the young. This idea was pinned by Devon and originally seen at Crate & Barrel.

Mini brown paper bags with crafty Cupid's arrows to seal the look are easily fillable with the most grown-up or kid-friendly candies and treats. This idea, blogged by Poppytalk, was pinned by Patrick Minkley.

Single packs of Pop Rocks placed in clear treat bags that are sealed with custom "You rock, Valentine!" messages with the name of the sender make great valentines. This idea was pinned by Savage Stamper, from blog, A Small Snippet.

Marshmallow pops, covered in candy heart sprinkles, were first seen on The Decorated Cookie's photo stream on Flickr, and then pinned by Jessica Cangiano. Easily packaged and transportable, these work great for kids and coworkers alike.

These candy-coated pretzels are easily transportable and perfectly festive. Pinned by Rachel Amaro, this idea came from blog Cute Food for Kids.

These valentine sentiments with a lot of color and tons of cuteness are simply Hershey's kisses with toothpick hearts stuck in the tip. Give them out one at time or package a few in a clear treat bag, for both adults and kids. Blogged by Craftaholics Anonymous, this idea was pinned by Heather // Whipperberry.

A unique and adorable homemade treat, this chocolate bark in Valentine's Day flavors and packaging makes for a sweet heart-felt sentiment. This idea was pinned by Fern Emily, from Flickr user Pennies on a Platter.

Another riff on the conversation heart sweets, these conversation cupcakes involve a little more time but make a beautiful personalized valentine. This idea was pinned by Camille Littlejohn Spaulding.

Another cupcake valentine idea, these mini cupcakes are pierced with Cupid's arrows and finished with sprinkles and hearts. Posted by LilSugar, part of Sugar Inc., the idea was repined by Lindsay *Darling Clementine*.

These red and green apples with hearts cut out and swapped with a contrasting color are adorable and couldn't go unnoticed. This idea was pinned by Stephanie, from the blog Demilked.

These valentine pizzas are an adorable lunch, dinner, or snack idea for the heart-filled day. This idea from It's Written on the Wall was pinned by Joanna Clark.

Pinned by Jessica Cangiano, these valentine note cookies were featured on the blog We Heart It, and before that, seen on the Dutch blog Girl Scene.

Neapolitan milk and chocolate sugar cookies, here boxed in pink and wrapped into a valentine, are presented along with their recipes on Sweetapolita. This idea was pinned by Kaori S.