Login / Register 
Contact / wholesale enquiries
Valentine’s Day is synonymous with indulgent dinners, decadent chocolates, and heartfelt gestures. But for people with food allergies or intolerances, this celebration of love can come with a side of anxiety. Thankfully, with a little thoughtfulness and planning, you can create a romantic and inclusive experience for everyone, no matter their dietary needs.
Here are some thoughtful ways to ensure that love is the only thing in the air this Valentine’s Day, not allergens!
1. Communicate Openly About Food Allergies
If you’re planning a special dinner or treat for your partner, friend, or loved one, start with an open conversation. Ask about any food allergies or intolerances and clarify any uncertainties. Your effort to understand their needs will make them feel cared for and appreciated. Remember, it’s better to double-check than to assume.
2. Cook a Safe, Homemade Meal
Nothing says “I care” like a homemade meal crafted with love and consideration. Cooking at home gives you full control over the ingredients and preparation methods. Opt for allergy-friendly recipes or substitutes—there are lots of top 14 allergen safe alternatives out there which you can make these meals from scratch.
3. Allergy-Friendly Desserts to Wow Your Date
Who says allergy-friendly desserts can’t be romantic and delicious? Try options like:
- Chocolate Banana Cupcakes – using Creative Nature Banana Bread Mix
-
Glazed Cherry Cupcakes – using the Chocolate Cake Mix
- Heart Shape Pancake Platter – using our Pancake & Waffle Mix
-
Pink Chocolate Brownies – using our Fudgy Brownie Mix
These desserts are sure to impress while keeping your date safe and happy.
5. Thoughtful Gifts That Show You Care
Show your thoughtfulness with gifts that acknowledge their allergies:
-
Customised allergy-friendly gift baskets.
-
Non-food gifts like flowers, books, candles, or personalised jewellery.
Tip: A handwritten note explaining why you chose the gift will add an extra touch of love.
Love Is in the Details
Thoughtful consideration of food allergies this Valentine’s Day shows more than just courtesy—it shows care, empathy, and genuine love. By making sure your celebrations are safe and inclusive, you’re creating an environment where love thrives and everyone feels valued.
After all, love is all about making people feel seen, heard, and cherished. This Valentine’s Day, let that spirit guide you to a celebration where no one has to miss out on the joy.
