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5 places in Vancouver to find romantic sweets for your Valentine

by Tammy Kwan on February 10th, 2016 at 1:33 PM
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      On Sunday (February 14), you don't have to show up empty-handed when you visit your sweetie. Here are five places you can go to load up with goodies.

      Valentine's flowerpot: combining both flowers and chocolate.
      Thomas Haas

      Thomas Haas

      2539 West Broadway; 128–998 Harbourside Drive, North Vancouver
      Jewellery boxes, Valentine flowerpots, and handcrafted love-birds—all edible and delicious.

      Limited edition collection of beautiful and delicious chocolates. 
      BETA5

      BETA5

      413 Industrial Avenue
      Love-potion-inspired collection with flavours like hibiscus-pistachio and sriracha-sesame.

      Customize your candy box by choosing from over 100 different types of bonbons at Karameller Candy.
      Karameller Candy

      Karameller Candy

      30–1020 Mainland Street
      Get your sugar rush on with hearts, lips, and special pink and red confections that are free from GMOs and trans fats.

      Swiss chocolatier Christophe Bonzon creates Valentine's Day sweets.
      Chez Christophe

      Chez Christophe

      4712 Hastings Street, Burnaby
      Heart sculptures that come in three sizes, made with award-winning Swiss chocolate.

      Beaucoup Valentine's boxes must be pre-ordered one day in advance.
      Beaucoup Bakery

      Beaucoup Bakery

      2150 Fir Street
      Offering a special chocolate lover’s box including cookies, brownies, white velvet hot chocolate mix, and more.

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      Tammy has a passion for food, and likes to tell good stories about delicious bites. She also writes about lifestyle, arts and culture, and travel. When not in the office or out covering events, you'll find her in a dessert shop choosing between cakes or ice cream. She'll probably end up buying...

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