This is one of the many ideal Valentines gifts being offered by Hotel Chocolat this year. This way you can give all the romantic treats in one, with the added luxury of some fabulous chocolate too! Much better (in my opinion) than being presented with a plate of cold and slimy oysters! Where’s the romance in that?
The oyster shells are filled with a smooth milk chocolate praline for extra indulgence and the accompanying ‘pearls’ are actually champagne ganache truffles in a thick chocolate shell. You can taste the champagne but it isn’t overpowering or too bitter as can be the case with some boozy truffles and as always, the Hotel Chocolat chocolate just melts in the mouth.
I am delighted to be able to offer one lucky person the chance to win their own box of Hotel Chocolat’s Oysters and Champagne. To win simply leave a comment telling me what you’re ideal Valentines Day treat would be (make sure to let me know how to get in touch with you if you win!)
You have until Saturday 28th to enter. Open to UK residents only. Good luck.
i would love a meal out with my husband - its not often we get to go out just the two of us these days!
ReplyDelete@ashlallan
Being 8.5 months pregnant and having my parents staying during their house move will slightly alter my valentine's plans this year. But I'm determined to make the most of being 2 before our little one arrives!
ReplyDeleteOoh, yummy chocs. Now that our two sons have left home we can eat out on our own whenever we like, so that's not much of special treat any more. But a Valentine's treat for me would be a long walk, followed by lunch in a pub and then a good film to watch in the afternoon, then my husband cooking supper. What could be better?
ReplyDeleteA weekend away, preferably in the Cotswolds. Just the two of us.
ReplyDeleteOh my they look amazing! Well I couldn't possibly eat them as I'm slimming for my wedding dress after my wonderful man proposed to me a couple of weeks ago! Our first valentines day as fiance and fiancee! I'm sure he'd love them tho! ;) Thank you for the chance to enter your give away x
ReplyDeleteMy parents have the children and my partner & I have the night to ourselves, bliss, snuggle under the duvet, watch a movie and drink wine and eat choccies,mmm bliss
ReplyDeletemidge_1964@yahoo.co.uk
I like a meal at home that I've cooked for my hubby. Some nice chocolates are absolutley essential too!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't thank anyone for fresh oysters either, but chocolate ones with pearls are very clever.
That looks like a wonderful chocolate gift...and I know I'm not eligible. My favorite way to celebrate Valentine's Day is to go out to the ocean no matter what the weather is and walk on the shore with my Sweetie...then stop for clam chowder.
ReplyDeleteNice recipe they look delicious,hugs,hugs.
ReplyDeletewe're off skiing at Valentine's, so a treat would be a fantastic meal out, and a lovely massage!
ReplyDeleteI would love a nice meal with my man followed by getting snuggy on the sofa watching a film with wine and chocolates xxx
ReplyDeletedeb2deb@hotmail.co.uk
I would love to just spend the evening with my other half a nice movie and something lovely to eat :)
ReplyDeleteA man. That preferably looks like Ryan Gosling.
ReplyDeleteBut chocolate would do I guess.
meaniebeany@yahoo.co.uk
I would just love a day in bed! And mainly to sleep, have had hardly any time off from night shift since before Chrismas and I'm shattered. Mr B can pop in for a wee while so long as I get to sleep again after ;)
ReplyDeletembruce10@hotmail.com
To have a lazy day, just me and Husband. Nothing special, just lovely.
ReplyDelete@phyllgerry
I would love to go to paris and be wined and dined in a romantic bistro with candlelight and soft music. Then have a walk along the moonlit river and enjoy the ambience of the parisienne city with my favourite man xx
ReplyDeleteI'm Classic when it comes to valentines. Some champagne and chocolates go down really well. I also love to go to a good restaurant. X. Twitter... @starcatch3r
ReplyDeleteA nice quiet candle-lit meal would be perefect for me.
ReplyDelete@clairew137
Beautifull... very good!
ReplyDeletecongratulations...
a nice meal out
ReplyDeleteianmaciver@onetel.com
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I would just love to have a quiet meal at home with my husband. That in itself is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteA takeaway meal just me and my husband and a great movie we can watch getting cosy on the sofa, but the reality will be a takeaway with husband and two kids and all of us squashed on the sofa watching a Disney film, lol!
ReplyDelete@bloomingfox
robertfox24 [AT] aol [DOT] com
Hidden away from prying eyes,
ReplyDeletesuntan serving as disguise,
kissing my hubby under a coconut tree,
no about to bother me
lazying about, having fun - no one screaming " quick get mom"
A meal with a good bottle of white wine at home,check out girl at Iceland included.@downingarms87
ReplyDeleteLong hot soak in essential oils with my lovely man, followed by....you know what!...
ReplyDeleteI'd love a night away with my other half but with no babysitter there's not much chance of that!
ReplyDeleteA nice quiet night in by the (gas) fire. :)
ReplyDelete00AnnabelLee00 at gmail dot com
my ideal treat would be a dinner out with my darling daughters- having organic steak - and then gorgeous chocolate torte with vanilla ice cream - a spoon each to share it:)
ReplyDeletenikkiriverhilton@hotmail.com
cheers!
A couple of hours on our own - no phone, no interruptions, nothing! Not for what you think - it's the 20th anniversary of our engagement and I've sort of arranged a renewal of our vows..... I need a couple of hours to break it to him....30 minutes to get him drunk, 5 minutes to tell him, 10 minutes to insist that no family are coming, which leaves a hour and 15 minutes to argue about it!
ReplyDeletea valentines treat for me would be some lovely flowers, i cant remember the last time my husband bought me flowers!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to spend it in a remote cottage, somewhere on a windswept coast. There'd be a log fire, gentle music and copious amounts of gin. In fact, as long as there's the gin I don't really care where we spend it :)
ReplyDeletekate78oneill [at] gmail [dot] com
A lovely night in a spa hotel getting a massage & romanced by my husband.
ReplyDeletei would share them with my wheat fee hubby , it would be great to treat him to somethin so simply scrumptious
ReplyDeleteI would love some beautiful flowers from my other half this valentines day :)
ReplyDeleteWould love a romantic meal with my partner, but knowing him it will be a takeaway in front of the tv!!
ReplyDeleteThe most romantic thing my husband could do for me this valentines day is take me upstairs to the bedroom, and then immediately go downstairs to our 2yr old and 3yr old and leave me to get 9 hours of uninterrupted sleep. BLISS!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to go out to my favourite restaurant with my hubby and have a bottle of rose wine for me and some beer for him. @ MelJanie on Twitter
ReplyDeleteWow, what a gorgeous box of chocolates!
ReplyDeleteMy ideal treat would be for my husband to whisk me off for a romantic weekend in a snowy log cabin somewhere, with a roaring fire in the lounge and a hot tub on the balcony! It'd be nice to have a four poster bed too... and a box of these!! :)
Most likely we'll just be having dinner and a DVD at home though!
I am @Laura_Cookies on twitter! x
For me it would be breakfast in bed, a long walk in the country and nice lunch together and evening together a home with a ox of chocolates.
ReplyDeleteA night in glass of wine and a good film and hubbie of course.
ReplyDeleteMy Valentines treat would be being able to actually spend it with my boyfriend. We work conflicting shifts and for the past 3 years he hasn’t been able to get it off. Big Boo! If I won however I would make these chocolates my date with a glass of wine. Dinner for 1?
ReplyDeleteTwitter: @carolanneclyde
Taking decadence to a new level. I fancy a box washed down with a bottle of Bollinger might be the ultimate treat
ReplyDeleteI am also pregnant so my idea of a treat this year is different to years when I can drink champagne and eat random cheeses! Therefore I would like a nice meal of fish and vegetables and a tub of ice cream for dessert!
ReplyDeleteI would love a weekend away with my husband in a secluded cottage in the Lake District.
ReplyDeleteTIME
ReplyDeleteTime to be wined and dined
Time away from the daily grind
Time to just sit chat and unwind
My perfect treat would be Time!
tabbaz123@gmail.com
My ideal Valentines would be a takeaway with my hubby and watching a movie snuggled under a blanket.
ReplyDeleteI would love to go for a meal or to a show with my husband, we rarely go out together as he works long hours and we have a 2 year old son so spending quality time with him would be my ideal valentines day.
ReplyDeleteA day off work together with a lovely coastal walk followed by lunch and possibly tea out. I can but dream!
ReplyDeleteWOULD LOVE TO WIN AND ENJOY SOME DOWNTIME
ReplyDeleteOur son was born on 13th February 2008 and since then I have not had a sex drive so my ideal Valentines treat would a day child free (I dont like having time away from my son and its not often I do) with my partner on a warm sunny beach no one about apart from me my partner and a waiter. The waiter will serve a nice delicious meal with a nice Champagne for me and my partner. In the back ground some lovely soft romantic music will be playing, the sea will be softly hitting the rocks and a nice bright moon shining and some sweet romantic conversation between me and my partner. After the meal it would be great to have a slow romantic dance after a nice romantic night it would be great to head back to a 5* hotel with silk sheets on a king sized bed on the sheets there would be lots of scattered red rose petals.
ReplyDeleteAfter all this I hope I would get a bit of my sex drive back if I did not I don't know how I would get it back.
Jane@mycayden.co.uk
A wonderful surprise trip to our local aquarium with my boyfriend! I love visiting the aquarium and find it so peaceful.
ReplyDeleteI would love to cook my partner a nice meal at home and snuggle up with a bottle of wine and a film.
ReplyDeletetheonlybonster@hotmail.co.uk
I would love a gorgeous man to come and find me, because I'm still waiting! So I suppose a box of choccies with a romantic film will have to do for us single ladies! woe is me!
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ReplyDeleteI'm actually getting the best treat this year, as I will be seeing my partner actually on valentines day.
ReplyDeleteShe works away at a school, so if its on term time (like last year) I won't see her.
so the ideal day? spending it together either in a local restaurant or nipping into london and grabbing something in china town.
Chocolates all the way...and maybe some champers! (jardieni@yahoo.co.uk)
ReplyDeletea balloon flight - I have always wanted to experience this...
ReplyDeleteforgot to put contact details on last comment so I'll try again!
ReplyDeleteI'm actually not a fan of Valentine's day and tend not to celebrate it at all! However I think random acts of thoughtfulness are very important in a relationship so if my hubby was to offer to get up with the kids it would definitely make my day :-)
dragonstormpixie[at]yahoo.co.uk
I want to spend valentines day cuddled up on the sofa with my hubbie watching a nice film with a glass of bubbly and snacks ingsi
ReplyDeleteI'm a real londoner. I'd like a personal capsule on the London Eye for me and my special man...with champagne and canapes...and of course some hotel chocolate oyster and champagne choccies
ReplyDeleteI lovely quiet night in with hubby nice food and a few nice bottles of red followed by truffles perfect
ReplyDeleteI would lay on the couch eating hotel chocolat, watching black and white film and drinking champagne
ReplyDeleteGetting together at 'Chez Milly's' (named after the cat!!!), our very own 'home-made' restaurant that seems to pop up in our kitchen once a year! 17 years ago, cooking for each other and sitting at the table was all a bit of a novelty and a giggle - yet somehow all the fun and romance has led to 'Chez Milly's' becoming a venue for regular Valentine dinner dates ever since!!! I hear there are Oysters on the menu this year!
ReplyDeleteMy ideal Valentine's treat would be to spend the evening with my partner a huge box of your lovely chocolates, a nice glass of wine and a good horror film! x:D
ReplyDelete@joannamoran3
My day would strt with a lay in bed (I'm not greedy - until 7 will do me!). There's a day off work of course, full English breakfast (don't even mind cooking it myself!). Then there's a beatiful bracing walk along the beach, followed by a tiny bit of shopping for treats. Light lunch at home then an afternoon spent at the Spa (swimming, steam room, sauna, massage, pedicure maybe).
ReplyDeleteIn the evening there is a nice dinner out in a posh hotel, with champagne of course! Then it's home earlyish to bed and a good nights sleep!!
Sue Warr
suewarr@hotmail.com
I would love for me and my husband to go out for a lovely meal together as we used to. Sadly now he is disabled he does not want to go anywhere in the winter months as he says it is far too cold. I think perhaps Valentine's day should move to June.
ReplyDeleteI am a traditional girl and love flowers and chocolates! As i've been on a diet, a night enjoying some delicious chocolates sounds like heaven! We're even making a smilling world 3 course valentines meal - so that we can warrant being a little naughty after! (plus it's a challenge! I love a challenge!) - emma.l.sp@hotmail.co.uk
ReplyDeleteit would be nice if my hubby did anything for valentines, he always moans it too comecialised. so this would be a treat to myself lol
ReplyDelete@meena007
I'd love a spa break with a lovely realxing treatment and gourmet meal, *sigh*!!
ReplyDelete@angiehoggett
The ultimate treat would be for hubby to cook the dinner and then we can relax with a box of chocs in front of a film whilst DD has a good nights sleep - paradise!
ReplyDeletemmmmmmmmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteNight off from the kids ;0)xx
ReplyDelete@jennybar77
My ideal Valentine's night would be a surprise meal at a good restaurant with a bottle of wine or two to be shared.
ReplyDelete@maisietoo
I would like to spend the night in snuggled up with my boyfriend watching a romcom. We have just gone through a bit of a rocky patch so it would be nice to just spend a quiet evening together.
ReplyDeleteA bottle of wine for just the two of us whilst having a cosy night in.
ReplyDeleteA meal out with my husband and a big box of chocolates in bed
ReplyDeletea night in a hotel with my partner quality timme together
ReplyDeletekinseyemma@yahoo.com
Id love a proper english afternoon tea somewhere posh its something ive always wanted to do
ReplyDeletea day off work would make everything special
ReplyDeleteJust a little bit of grown up time - a rarity with two little ones!
ReplyDeleteA very large box of chocolates since i'm not overweight at the moment.
ReplyDeleteI would love a long walk along the beach, followed by a bottle of wine in front of the fire in a secluded beach house. Then, later on, a delicious meal in a small italian restaurant.
ReplyDeleteemail: alicomps@aol.com
A candelit meal at home that I hadn't had to prepare or prompt for would be bliss :-)
ReplyDelete@charbarcrazy
a child free meal would be great
ReplyDelete@Bdonna191
A nice meal at home followed by champagne and chocs.
ReplyDelete@chrismse1
My ideal valentines day would be to fly up to the very edges of space with a loved one, looking down onto Earth. Seeing one of the most beautiful and rare sights which would make that single moment so memorable and special.
ReplyDeletematt.hew@live.co.uk
I would just love for my Hubby to acknowledge Valentines day (he reckons it's just another money making racket),
ReplyDeleteA card would be wonderful for starters, then maybe the biggest bunch of roses delivered to me at work, followed by on arriving home a lovely warm candle lit bubble bath bottle of wine, and wonderful dinner cooked by my hubby, Oh well a girl can only but dream xx
Chocolat Oysters
ReplyDeleteGlass of wine
Snuggled together
with hubby of mine :)
Doodles@tesco.net
I think it would just be to actually find a man to share Valentine's Day with! Will be by myself this year, first in 9 years so I think I will try to stay away from all the loved-up couples. Instead I will have a Bridget Jones evening with DVDS, Chocolate, wine and most definitely singing :O)
ReplyDeleteI would love to be whisked away for a spa weekend. Cannot see that happening though!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a nice meal with my husbdand and then maybe a nice walk on the beach.
ReplyDeletesome quality time togrther over a meal with champagne and hopefully chocolate oysters
ReplyDelete@lempers
A lovely sunny day so that I can get out into the garden and plant up the raised vegetable bed that my husband finished for me last Valentines Day - he couldn't have given me a better pesent andone that pays so many dividends during the year.
ReplyDeletei would like him to cook me one of his amazing gluten free pizza's, including wonderfully light bread base, accompanied by some nice wine and followed by hotel chocolat chocs! true love is someone making me a gf pizza from scratch :)
ReplyDeletesafricamy@hotmail.com
My ideal Valentines Dat would be have a night just me and my man a night away from everyone where we can truely be alone maybe watch a film and go to bed ;)
ReplyDeleteApple and Spice and everything nice, Fantastic goodies at a decent price.
ReplyDeleteMy hubby thinks the site is a delight, looks like I am in for a fantastic Valentines Night !!
Moneys tight and times are hard, we will make do with homemade cards.
Oyster and bubbles would be so great !!
Makes us remember our first date !!
Love makes the world go around, I know that my love forever has been found !!
Happy Valentines to you all, I hope like me, you will have a ball!!!
Perfect treat would be probably some excellent meal accompanied by champagne and something sweet afterwards - traditional but classy
ReplyDeleteTo actually have a man on Valentines Day would be nice lol. A meal out somewhere nice and a box of chocs for after would be lovely
ReplyDeleteAt the age of 41 I think a lovely card or bunch of flowers from an anonymous admirer would be very exciting...haven't had a proper 'from your secret valentine' gift since primary school!
ReplyDeleteI would just love my husband to buy me a card that has a lovely verse...shows that he has taken time to read instead of picking any old card up!
ReplyDeletecheryl.belshaw@ntlworld.com
A day of doing not very, and a nice meal out. Except this year i will be away visiting grandchildren because its half term.
ReplyDeleteMy ideal treat would be snuggled up with hubby on the sofa with a scrummy box of chocs! Not something we do these days sadly!!
ReplyDeleteSorrento overlooking the volcano with a bottle of chilled champagne. Lovely
ReplyDeletesleeping in my own bed, after a 14 hour flight back from South Africa, Bliss
ReplyDeleteMy perfect Valentines Day would be meeting my fiance in London and surprising her with a trip on the Orient Express to Paris for Dinner and a walk by the Seine, then flying home.
ReplyDeletefrom: Robwyborn@usa.com
My perfect Valentines day treat would be a day off from the housework, I'm pretty easily please :)
ReplyDelete@hlac1
I would love my boyfriend to feed me a middle eastern candlelit meal he'd cooked himself and remember something that Ive told him i love .. then surprise me! He would of course be duly rewarded! :)
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ReplyDeleteA perfect Valentines evening for me and my lovely lady would have to be a campfire and a picnic meal on the sand dunes on a beach I know in Wales. Just us, the fire and the stars!
ReplyDeleteI would love a meal cooked for me - I cook every day for the family and it would be a real treat for someone to do it for me for once :-) thanks for the chance to win such a fab prize @relisys222
ReplyDeletea meal out with my hubby xxx
ReplyDeleteA day off work, flowers, and a bucket of chocolates! Then lunch at a romantic restaurant and tea in front of a roaring fire.
ReplyDeletehmmm would be a nice spa day somewhere romantic - i can dream
ReplyDeleteI would love an overnight babysitter so my husband and I could spend a lovely evening together just the two of us - a rare event with a 10 month old!
ReplyDeleteA day off work to get prepared for a night of fine dining
ReplyDeleteat a cosy little restaurant followed by some latin dancing and home to a cosy fire, champagne and chocolates and the rest of the evening I'll leave to your imagination.
A winter's walk along the beach with hubby, fish and chips and a glass of cider in a nice cosy local pub with a log fire (I'm a cheap date me - lol!)
ReplyDelete@LindyHine
A lovely romantic night in with my man, good food, nice company, a bottle of bubbly and maybe some nice chocs too ;)
ReplyDeletepolo_too@hotmail.co.uk
I will make for my boyfriend my own special/secret cake and coctail,champagne mixed with vanilla icecream and topped up with chocolate sprinkles.:))
ReplyDeleteI'd love a cup of tea and/or breakfast in bed, a box of Hotel Chocolat chocolates (the best)and spending some quality time together.
ReplyDeleteIt's not the money, it's the thought.
@ tinselgirl on twitter.
Instead of the usual flowers and chocs, I'd love an apple tree which, when planted, will bear delicious fruit year after year.
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