Satisfy That Sweet Tooth With 29 Edible Valentines

For a supereasy, no-bake Valentine's sweet, whip up a batch of Pretty Prudent's Powdered Sugar Party Mix, and divvy it up into treat bags for your kids' friends and classmates.

For a sweet treat that can be whipped up in just a few minutes, take a food pen and gummy heart to marshmallows on a stick for a heartfelt and simple valentine.

Give your own little love bug a stick full of fun with these Marshmallow Love Bugs — a fun treat to make for your own kids or to create with them to give to their friends.

If you generally stick to a healthy diet but like to indulge every now and again, these homemade chocolates made with agave syrup instead of sugar are the perfect compromise.

Chocolate-dipped pretzels make a sweet and salty valentine treat that's perfect for the classroom. You can use chocolates of different colors and decorate them any way you'd like. Add a personalized gift tag to pass them out to friends and family.

Put a fun and festive twist on chocolate bark and package it up in cellophane wrapping.

These pink ombré layered cakes in a jar make a major impact on the loved ones in your life — grown-ups and kids alike!

Given its rich hue, red velvet cake is a natural fit for Valentine's Day. This recipe from Circle of Moms member Madhavi P. puts a special twist on the Southern classic with the addition of coconut.

Strawberry fruit leather requires just two ingredients — and a bit of patience. While it may take a little while to make, this confection lasts for up to three months in the fridge, so whip up a double batch!

With a perfect pink hue for Valentine's Day, these cherry chocolate kisses use a basic shortbread recipe and sweeten it up with chopped maraschino cherries.

A wintry take on a Summer favorite, Martha Stewart's chocolate strawberry ice cream sandwiches make a perfect frozen dessert for the whole family.

If you need something quick but special to make for your child's classmates or your co-workers for Valentine's Day, valentine bark may be just what cupid ordered!

Try Lolly Jane's clever take on red velvet — these cookies incorporate both red velvet M&M's and red velvet cake mix.

The Jelly Shot Test Kitchen came up with these cute Valentine's Day Jell-O Pops. The layered look is surprisingly easy to achieve.

This valentine-ready twist on the Girl Scout cookie classic transforms minty-chocolatey goodness into a sweet treat for your sweetie!

These delicious red velvet cupcakes with cream cheese frosting are perfectly portable for an on-the-go classroom or Valentine's Day party indulgence.

This easy-peasy White Chocolate Popcorn Mix proves that all it takes is a microwave to make a memorable Valentine's Day treat.

Fans of savory Goldfish crackers will find a special place in their hearts for this homemade and heart-shaped take on the beloved snack.

A to Z Celebrations' no-bake heart cake pops are made using store-bought cakes, lollipop sticks, sprinkles, and pink candy melts.

An easy-to-make crowd-pleaser, Rice Krispies treats get so much cuter with the addition of pink food coloring and a heart cookie cuter.

Homemade truffles may seem extravagant, but this recipe is supereasy to make. Plus, it's vegan, dairy free, and gluten free. The surprisingly nutritious ingredient list includes dates, almonds, honey, desiccated coconut, and optional sesame seeds.

Can you handle the cuteness factor of these bite-size hot chocolate doughnuts? Two layers of frosting make them an extrasweet treat.

Sure, it may be February, but that doesn't mean frozen desserts have to be saved till Summer. A chocolate-covered strawberry Popsicle makes a festive and fun Valentine's Day dessert or after-school snack. This version is made entirely out of fresh strawberries and is dipped in a dark-chocolate magic shell.

Surprise the family with heart-shaped cinnamon rolls for breakfast. They're supereasy to make by rolling the dough inward and pinching the ends.

Pie pops make for a fun and unexpected on-the-go sweet. Make a big batch to share with the whole class or individual pops for an after-school valentine treat.

Pop-Tarts are a guilty pleasure for many of us, and these heart-shaped cut-out pops make the decadent breakfast treat party perfect.

These gorgeously gourmet candies only take three ingredients and a few minutes of work but look like they required a lot more effort.

French macarons are a popular dessert of choice on the most romantic day of the year. If you're up for a bit of a kitchen challenge, the results are well worth it!