11. Peanut Butter Cheerio X&O Treats.
Only three ingredients make up this tasty treat found at Babble. Peanut butter cheerios, marshmallows, and butter!
12. Heart-Shaped Milk Ice Cubes.
It doesn’t get simpler than this recipe from A Subtle Revelry, and what a cute, fun way to have cookies and milk.
Here’s another recipe from Tasty Kitchen with just 3 ingredients, and they are adorable.
14. Heart-Shaped Strawberries with Yogurt Dip.
Simply cut the strawberries into heart shapes and serve with a side of yogurt. How easy was that? This is from It’s the Little Things That Make a House a Home.
15. Conversation Heart Sugar Cookies.
I love these cookies from Annie’s Eats. How clever!
16. Cinnamon White Chocolate Valentine’s Day Puppy Chow.
Long name! This treat from Cinnamon Spice and Everything Nice looks too good to share with the kids.
17. Candy Cupid’s Arrows.
These are super cute from Lindsay Ann Bakes, and it’s just pretzel sticks and cinnamon jelly hearts!
18. Heart Kabobs.
This healthy snack from Be Different, Act Normal is just fruit cut into heart shapes.
19. Chocolate-Dipped Marshmallow Hearts.
This recipe from Babble is super easy and a great addition to your child’s lunch box.
20. Marbled Red Velvet Cheesecake Brownie.
Oh, wow. This combines all of my favorites! Red velvet! Cheesecake! Brownie! From The Novice Chef
21. Valentine’s Peanut Butter Blossoms.
This recipe from Sugar Bean Bakers looks really delicious.
22. Valentine Cheese and Crackers.
This easy-to-do snack from nourishing minimalism is great for cheese-lovers!
23. Valentine’s Play Dough Cookie Pops from Amanda’s Cookin.
Okay, they’re not really made out of play dough.
Okay, this recipe from Make Monthly isn’t super simple, but they’re so cute, I couldn’t resist!
25. Cherry Tomato Hearts.
I found these at Eye Candy. Just cut these a certain way, stick a toothpick through, and voila! Healthy snack.
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