paleo valentine recipes

Real Food Valentine Treats – Paleo, Vegan, and Dairy-Free

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All you need is love. But a little chocolate now and then doesn’t hurt ~ Charles Schulz

Indulge with real food valentine treats. These 9 decadent recipes offer vegan, paleo, gluten and dairy-free choices. Indulge yourself and share the love!

Real Food Valentine Treats

Food Smart Mom shares the love with her Coconut Butter Chocolate Hearts – a Real Food treat!

Coconut Butter Chocolate Hearts

Kara shares her dairy-free Red Velvet Ice Cream. Only six ingredients for a creamy, delightful treat!

Dairy-Free Red Velvet Ice Cream

Life Infused created a unique and tasty Strawberry Rose Granola.

Rose adds a light floral flavor that pairs perfectly with the sweetness of maple syrup and tartness of freeze-dried strawberries. Add a little chocolate and you’ve created a synergistic love blend – an ideal Valentine’s Day breakfast!

Strawberry Rose Granola

Raising Generation Nourished has a great Gluten Free Valentine’s Sugar Cookie with Naturally Dyed Frosting.

Gluten Free Valentine’s Sugar Cookie with Naturally Dyed Frosting.

Forest and Fauna offers her two ingredient strawberry truffles – paleo, low carb, and vegan.

Two Ingredient Strawberry Truffles

And then there are Forest and Fauna’s Sea Salt Chocolate Caramels. My personal favorite – salty and sweet!

Sea Salt Chocolate Caramels

TJ at Measuring Flower has created delicious Vanilla Bean Coconut Sugar Caramels.

Vanilla Bean Coconut Sugar Caramels

Brittany at the Pistachio Project confesses her love for Conversation Hearts and shares her Real Food Version – Coconut Berry Hearts.

Coconut Berry Hearts

Erin at Texanerin Baking shares her Healthier Raspberry Truffles (vegan, paleo-friendly, dairy-free)

Healthier Raspberry Truffles

Happy Valentine’s Day!
~Michelle

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