10 Heart-Shaped Foods Restaurants Are Serving For Valentine’s Day

10 Heart-Shaped Foods Restaurants Are Serving For Valentine’s Day

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Nothing says I love you like a heart-shaped pizza.

OK, maybe you COULD show a little more love by throwing in some heart-shaped donuts.

More chain restaurants are leaning into Valentine’s Day promotions even if they aren’t exactly the first choice among those seeking fine dining options when celebrating.

Instead, they big-name chains are creating fun, heart-shaped versions of their menu items or offering completely different twists on fan favorites.

Bojangles Bo Berry Valentine’s Biscuits

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It isn’t just about heart-shaped pizzas any more. Although, there are plenty of options for getting a special pie just for Valentine’s Day.

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This year, your favorite chain restaurants are stepping up with heart shaped meat, biscuits and more. Here is a look at 10 adorable heart-shaped offerings at big-name chain restaurants this Valentine’s Day.

10 Heart-Shaped Foods Your Favorite Chain Restaurants Are Serving For Valentine’s Day

Here is a look at 10 adorable heart-shaped offerings big-name chain restaurants are rolling out for Valentine’s Day this year.

Gallery Credit: Rob Carroll

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