Lucky in love: treats - Best of the West;; Chocolate-covered fortune cookies - Brief Article
Sunset, Feb, 2004
Roses are red, violets are blue; you know the drill. Valentine's Day gifts can be rather predictable. So why not try a different token of affection? Chocolate-covered fortune cookies always hold a surprise--literally, in the form of the traditional slips of paper holding untraditionally romantic messages. Whose sweetie wouldn't like to crack open a cookie to read, "A romantic evening is in your future"? Plus, the cookies are addictively yummy, they come in a cute red box, and they won't break the bank--unlike the all-too-familiar dozen roses.
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Emily's Chocolate Covered Fortune Cookies: as pictured, about $5 at many drugstores (888/469-2637 for store locations); $18 online (www.emilyschocolates.com) for a silk-wrapped gift box of cookies.--K.W.
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