Romance without recipes: Easy Valentine’s Day ideas for non-cooks

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Snack board

Take cheese, crackers, chocolates, and fruits, throw them on a plate (artistically, of course), and voila! It looks gourmet, and all you did was open a few packages. Bonus points if you add heart-shaped chocolates! Image Credit: Representative image: Shutterstock/Lazhko Svetlana

Dessert hack: Store-bought, but make it cute

Buy a cake, cookies, or ice cream and pretend it’s homemade (kidding… or not). Add some berries, drizzle some chocolate, or stick a cute little note on it. Effort level: minimal. Sweetness level: off the charts. Image Credit: Representative image: Shutterstock/Nelli Kovalchuk

Breakfast in bed (no stove required!)

Pick up fresh croissants, muffins, or bagels from a bakery, pair them with coffee or juice, and deliver it with a charming smile. Effortless romance, no cooking disasters involved. Image Credit: Representative image: Shutterstock/New Africa

Order in, but set the mood

Takeout is the real MVP. Grab their favourite food, plate it nicely (no eating out of the box tonight!), light some candles, and put on soft music. Suddenly, your regular pizza night is a romantic dinner. Image Credit: Representative image: Shutterstock/Gregory_m_photo

DIY drinks for extra flair

Mix up a fun drink using fruit juice, soda, or pre-made mixers. Add a slice of lemon, a berry, or even a cute straw. Boom—fancy, no bartending skills required. Image Credit: Representative image: Shutterstock/Natalia Van Doninck

Movie + snacks = cozy & cute

Pick a romantic (or cheesy) movie, grab popcorn and candy, and snuggle up for a simple but perfect date night. Pro tip: Let them pick the movie. That’s real romance. Image Credit: Representative image: Shutterstock/Okrasiuk

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