Think Before Getting Your Valentine Cheap-Ass Chocolate

If you buy the current love of your life sweets for Valentine’s Day that can be purchased in a drug store, you’re doing it wrong. See how a real chocolatier feels about the heart-shaped boxes that’ll be 75 percent off on February 15.(new Image()).src = 'https://capi.connatix.com/tr/si?token=3ef9ec90-8a69-4bea-8965-3c0b97ac853b&cid=872d12ce-453b-4870-845f-955919887e1b'; cnx.cmd.push(function() { cnx({ playerId: "3ef9ec90-8a69-4bea-8965-3c0b97ac853b" }).render("831d7cda9b584d8fb13e8e225f473470"); }); BuzzFeed tapped Jonathan Grahm ofCompartes chocolates n98 in Los Angeles to try out what passes for Valentine’s Day gifts to the huddled masses — Whitman’s, Lindsor, Dove and the like. Having tasted chocolate from Compartes, I can only imagine how horribly disappointing this process must have been—like licking an pp slot old K-Mart. In my experience, a smaller box of premium chocolates is much more appreciated gift than a large heart filled with crap that’s easily picked up at the grocery store. Smaller quantities means taking time to savor, with slow and sexy bites and beckoning appreciative nods. And once all of that is over, fill your freezer with horrible chocolate from the clearance carts at Walmart, because super slot self-love is cheap.