Valentine’s Day is a day for showing love to the people you care about. Making something sweet is a simple way to do that. This list brings together sweet vegan Valentine’s Day recipes you can cook or bake for your partner as a small, thoughtful gesture.
The recipes focus on desserts and treats, with plenty of chocolate, fruit, and rich flavors. Some are quick to pull together. Others take a little more time. All of them work as something you can make at home and share.
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You’ll find truffles, cookies, baked desserts, and creamy sweets that suit a Valentine’s Day table without needing complicated techniques. If you’re looking for sweet vegan Valentine’s Day recipes to make for someone you love, this collection will give you plenty of inspiration.
Cranberry chocolate truffles
Starting off this list are these attractive cranberry chocolate truffles by Claire Power. Ground nuts and dried cranberries form a naturally sweet center, coated in dark chocolate and finished with rose petals. The mix of fruit, crunch, and floral topping makes them visually striking and rich.
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Chocolate dipped cookies

These vegan chocolate-dipped cookies are a simple recipe by The Vegan Larder with a lot of payoff. Crisp vanilla cookies meet dark and white chocolate coatings, finished with freeze-dried fruit and nuts. The contrast between buttery dough and snappy chocolate gives each bite a wonderful texture and flavor.
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Dark chocolate, chili, and orange flowers

These homemade chocolates by The Balanced Kitchen are for dark chocolate enthusiasts. Deep cocoa flavor pairs with orange zest and a subtle chili kick, creating a sharp, aromatic finish. Molded into floral shapes, they look polished while delivering layered bitterness, citrus brightness, and gentle heat.
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Raspberry peanut butter protein chocolate cups

Who doesn’t love chocolate peanut butter cups? Add these protein cups with raspberry from Sculpted Kitchen to your Valentine’s Day treat list. Creamy peanut butter, tart raspberry compote, and a chocolate shell create clear layers, while chia seeds and protein powder keep this cup structured.
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Chocolate cherry espresso pots

Dark, rich, and tart, these chocolate cherry espresso pots by Rebel Recipes are an indulgent dessert. Coconut cream, melted chocolate, cacao, and espresso form a dense base, while softened cherries cut through the richness. Served chilled, the texture lands somewhere between mousse and custard.
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Vegan lemon curd shortbread

These heart-shaped vegan lemon curd shortbread biscuits by Sara Kidd are a great choice if your partner doesn’t like milk chocolate. Buttery shortbread sandwiches a sharp, set lemon curd center, finished with white chocolate drizzle. The contrast between the crumbly biscuit and the citrus filling keeps each bite lively.
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White chocolate and raspberry baked cheesecake

Go big with this white chocolate and raspberry baked cheesecake by Viva’s Vegan Recipe Club. A biscuit base supports a smooth, baked filling enriched with white chocolate and almond flour. Raspberries run through the center and topping, adding acidity that cuts through the creamy filling.
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Chocolate-covered strawberry muffins

Next up are these chocolate-covered strawberry muffins from This Fruity Life. Oat flour and cacao create a soft, brownie-like crumb, while strawberries add bursts of sweetness. Almond butter and banana keep the texture moist, making these muffins dense, rich, and packed with chocolate flavor.
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Strawberries and cream chia cheesecake pots

These high-protein strawberries and cream chia cheesecake pots by The Zesty Lime are another excellent option. Silken tofu blends into a smooth cheesecake-style base, layered with strawberry compote and biscuit crumbs. Chia seeds help the filling set while adding texture and visual contrast.
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Heart-shaped chocolate truffles

The last recipe on this list is for these vegan heart-shaped chocolate truffles by Romy London. Dark chocolate combines with crunchy bran sticks and walnuts for texture, then gets coated in a smooth chocolate shell. Molded shapes and nut topping give them a polished, gift-ready finish.
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