
Makes 1 chocolate strawberry bouquet
Valentines Day is nearly here and what a sweet way to celebrate with your loved one (or even yourself for that matter) with a beautiful fresh bouquet of vegan chocolate dipped strawberries. It doesn't just have to be for Valentines Day... this is also a sweet gift for Mothers Day, birthdays or just as a nice romantic gesture. I thought of this idea when I was in the grocery store and I saw how expensive it was to purchase a bunch of flowers. I wondered what I could make or buy instead of flowers. Then I thought of this ... it is such a cute way to express your friendship or love for someone else. It also shows that you have put in a lot of effort! It is like your own edible bunch of chocolate flowers! Hehehe! Have a lovely Valentines Day everyone :)


250g (15 to 20) fresh strawberries
100g dark chocolate (70% or more cocoa content)
skewers

- Wash the strawberries.
- Insert the skewers into the centre of the strawberry leaves, about halfway up the strawberry.
- Melt the dark chocolate until just melted making sure to not burn the chocolate. (If you are using a microwave, melt it in 20 to 3o second increments and keep stirring.)
- Pour the melted chocolate into a small and deep glass. (A narrow glass will allow more depth of chocolate and help with even dipping)
- Dip each skewered strawberry into the chocolate about half way up the strawberry.
- Transfer each dipped strawberry skewer upright into a vase or long glass to cool and harden.
- Repeat with each strawberry.
- Once all strawberries have been dipped into the chocolate, transfer them to the fridge making sure they are standing upright.
- Once cooled and the chocolate has hardened, wrap the bottom in paper or gift the bouquet in a vase. Enjoy!

- Be careful when eating the strawberries and be sure to not hurt yourself with the skewer. You could trim the sharp bit of the skewer if desired.
- Make sure that the strawberries do not touch when drying or they will stick together and mark.
- Write a cute little card or letter to go with the bouquet.
- Enjoy :)

So cute! thank you so much for the idea :)!
ReplyDeleteHello! My pleasure :)
DeleteVery cute, very sweet idea. I want to do it for my husband for Valentines Day! He would love this.
ReplyDeleteOh you definitely should :) It is so easy too!
Deletewow! what an idea!:)
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
DeleteI love this idea! So cute & creative, and delicious too ;-)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much KL! =)
DeleteSuper cute idea, love it!
ReplyDeleteThank you Alice :)
DeleteThis looks super cool! Lovely lovely bouquet
ReplyDeleteOh thanks Chinmayie! :)
DeleteGreat Idea!!
ReplyDeleteThanks! :)
DeleteADORABLE!! I also made Chocolate Covered Strawberries, but I LOVE this arrangement of them that you have here - this is so clever! I plan to link my readers over your way for an impressive presentation method (and next year I'll have to make them this way)
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL & Happy Valentines Day to you & yours :-)
Hi Rachel! Oh thanks so much :) Happy Valentines Day to you too! Have a lovely day <3
DeleteSo cute! I love how simple and delicious this looks : )
ReplyDeleteI love them too! Thanks :)
DeleteA chocolate dipped strawberry bouquet, nevertheless! Waw, my friend! :)
ReplyDeleteSuper cool & super enchanting too! :)
Thanks so much Sophie :)
DeleteThis is such a wonderful idea! Thank you for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure Carol :) Thank you!
Deleteguys come on be creative in your comments too..it is worth it.
ReplyDeleteMadison, it so cute & creative! love it!!
Hello Ron! Hehe... are you meaning you want me to be more creative in my comments? haha. Thanks so much! It is such a cute little idea... It is great because it combines a box of chocolates and a bunch of roses all in one gift :)
DeleteActually..I was just..referring..to the comments of the visitors and then ironically proceed and write something very similar to what they wrote but now as I have to explain my joke which apparently failed id better retreat and enjoy the strawberry roses from a distance.
DeleteP.S: I would also attach a small note in that knot of strings, with something that starts with her first name (with no 'Dear' etc..) and not exceeding one line. I would also make sure the number of strawberry roses is odd.
Hehhehe oh you made me laugh!! I really do hope that you make these... such a nice present :)
DeleteGood luck to you too Miss. Looking forward to your next invention...silently.
ReplyDeleteHa ha thanks Ron!! :)
DeleteThis is a great idea! I recommend that if you do not want to use a vase but want the look of a flower arrangement, use a styrofoam cone. That way, you still get the same look, plus your strawberries stay in place. I did this last year and it looks elegant! I got my styrofoam from Michaels but you can find it at any crafts store.
ReplyDeleteThanks Brant!! Great tip :)
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