Celebrate the day of love with one of these last-minute buys that are perfect for the holiday. So, what exactly is it that makes these treats perfect for Valentine's Day? They're all pink. Every single one of them. This year, don't settle for the same Valentine's Day candy you get year after year (we're looking at you conversation candy hearts).

Costa is making pink hot chocolates a thing as part of its new menu, and it’s more than likely that you’ll be seeing them cropping up all over Instagram in the coming weeks. The Limited Edition January Costa menu is here, and a Ruby Cocoa Hot Chocolate topped with cream with a hint of fruitiness is just one of the things you’ll want to try. It costs £3.35 and is already available in stores.

Black, white or milk, anyway, we are very fans of chocolate. And we’re sure that this all-natural pink chocolate is going to add to your list. It’s called Ruby chocolate and it’s pure eye and palate fantasy!

The KitKat Ruby McFlurry is made with pink-chocolate Kit Kat candy bars and a swirl of raspberry sauce.

Magnum have released something so special that you’ll want to eat ice cream in chilly January. Enter the world’s first ruby chocolate ice cream.

Ruby chocolate is fast-becoming the must-have flavour of 2020. Magnum has followed suit with its ruby chocolate covered ice cream. The iconic ice cream brand has released the Ruby Magnum, which is the first ice cream to ever be coated in the unusually coloured chocolate.

The icon ice cream is covered with Ruby, the fourth type of naturally pink chocolate. A new taste, for an incredible experience.

Magnum is releasing a line of ice cream bars called Magnum Ruby Minis using a new-ish "chocolate variant," Ruby. The chocolate, which is derived from the Ruby cacao bean, has been around since 2017 and is marked by its pink color.

Magnum has launched the world’s first pairing of ruby chocolate and ice cream. Costumers can find in Supermarkets but also can order at Globo and Uber Eats.