With Valentine's Day on the horizon, it's time to celebrate all things love—including our love of food. Valentine's Day is a time to make the dishes you and the special people in your life love, whether that be a fancy pasta dish, a well-cooked steak, a giant vat of mac and cheese or maybe chocolate-covered strawberries.

These twists on classic chocolate-covered strawberries for Valentine's Day include marshmallows, caramel and other treats.

Some desserts require hours of prep, multiple bowls and a pile of dishes in the sink. And then there’s chocolate covered strawberries—the effortlessly elegant treat that looks impressive but takes almost no effort.

If you're gifting (or receiving) decadent chocolate-covered strawberries but can't eat them all at once, you may wonder how long they'll last in the fridge.

It’s genius — putting strawberries and chocolate together,” news editor and taste tester Liz Baumeister said earlier this week after sampling a brownie from the Times Leader test kitchen. “Two things I love.

Chocolate Storybook prepping chocolate covered strawberries for Valentine's Day

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Flowers and candles aren’t the only romantic gifts offered on Valentine’s Day. Chocolates are essential as well. Eddie Ainsworth, Managing Partner of Kilwins in Colorado Springs, joined Loving Living Local host Justin Antweil and Krista Witiak to talk about his array of delicious options.