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Updated Jan. 28, 2023 3:00 a.m. PT

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Even though life may be like a box of chocolates, giving someone a box of chocolates for Valentine’s Day is a bit of a tired cliché. Listen, there’s nothing wrong with the time-honored staple. If your sweetheart is sweet on the sugary stuff, you don’t need to forgo that giant heart-shaped box of assorted chocolates. But if chocolate isn’t really their love language, don’t waste money on a formality when endless options exist. 

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For people who , an edible or drinkable subscription for Valentine’s Day hits all the right notes, especially since many of the best food-of-the-month clubs source goods from small and independent producers so the eats and drinks aren’t ones that can be found just anywhere. Plus, the good stuff rolls in month after month, so they won’t soon forget just how much you care.

And don’t worry about getting stuck for life; most of these vendors offer one-time sends or plans as short as three months. We personally tested dozens of subscriptions to find the right fit for your one true love — or anyone else you might be sending a little cheer to this Valentine’s Day — and these are the best.

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There are a handful of subscription services that send Japanese snacks. If your sweet prefers savory, Bokksu is a great option. But for cakes, sweets, candy and other sugary eats, Sakuraco is the better pick. While you’ll still find salty snacks in the mix, this subscription leans more heavily on desserts and tea snacks including moist Japanese cakes, chocolates, wagashi confections, hard candies and gummies. 

A one-time send is about $37. Subscribe for a full year and the monthly price drops to $32.

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Chocolate gets knocked around for being cliche this time of year. If you’re going the cocoa route, you’d better make it special and few subscriptions are better suited for a dark chocolate lover than Bar & Cocoa’s monthly club. Each shipment will contain four bars of unique craft chocolate from some of the top producers in the chocolate-making world (see a full list of producers here). Three months of fine chocolate subscription packages will run you $135 and six months is $259.

Note, that four full bars is a lot of chocolate. If you’re not sure there’s an appetite for that much, you can order one-time gift boxes or even single bars.

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The Japanese have snacking down to an art form. Bokksu knows this better than anyone, which is why it took the top spot in a ranking of best snack boxes I wrote earlier in the year. Bokksu collects some of the best snacks from Japan and compiles them in a one-time or recurring monthly curated tasting box.

I’ve both given and received a Bokksu and it is always a hit. The best part about these high-end snack packs is that if you’re not familiar with them, almost none of the Japanese treats remind you much of the snacks more common in the US.

Inside the unmistakable bright orange boxes, you’ll find eats like seaweed tempura, green tea and lemon cakes along with Japanese candy such as yuzu gummies and matcha-strawberry Kit-Kats. What’s more, Bokksu includes some slick literature explaining a bit about each treat, including historical and cultural significance, where it applies. Bokksu boxes start at $40 per month for subscriptions and $50 for a single box send.

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If your Valentine is a regular over the grill grates or cast-iron skillet, a box of high-end meats is never a bad call and your gifting options abound in 2023. We’ve tried ButcherBox on several occasions and it stands out as the best service for gifting a meat box or subscription for the grilling gal in your life. 

Other online butchers specialize in niche beef such as KC Cattle Co’s stock of 100% American wagyu. Another newcomer, Porter Road, has some interesting cuts and holiday bundles, while old standby Rastelli’s will let you curate a box of meat and seafood to send. See our favorite online butchers to find a little something meaty to gift to your favorite carnivore.

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Everything I’ve ever ordered from Fulton Fish Market online has been fresh, and when you’re talking seafood that’s about as important as it gets. For someone without a good fish market in their neighborhood, some quality fish by mail from this trusted fishmonger based in New York City is a total treat. 

You gift your person a seafood subscription aka “The Fish Drop” and Fulton will send a monthly, bimonthly or weekly curated box of fish starting at $93 per month for four fresh 6-ounce portions.

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