Valentines is my second favorite holiday. Perhaps it’s because my birthday falls 2 days after the day of love or the fact that I now realize I love the color pink, but I find so much joy in what the day brings.

Making the day special for your significant other, your children and your children’s classmates can be fun. It can also be a little stressful if you have an allergy kid like we do. I’d be lying if I said I didn’t get a little anxiety over the treats our peanut allergy boy may receive and fear he may come in contact.

This allergy friendly Valentine treat made to look like a piece of candy will sure make for some happy kids. The Made Good granola bars are also free from the top 8 allergens and are in fact, delicious!

I created a simple printable available in two color schemes, neutral & traditional Valentine, that you can download for FREE by clicking, VALENTINE PRINTABLE.

Also included is a printable made to fit an 8×10 frame for a simple Valentine decor addition to your home.

If you want to create this same Valentine treat, below you’ll find a list of materials needed.

• 1 box of Made Good granola bars – found in the Valentine section of Target (It’s a 30 count for $6.99.)

• 1 bundle of tissue paper that you will cut down to size – slightly larger than the mini granola bars to allow for extra space for tying off the ends

• String, yarn or ribbon that you may have at home

• Printed Valentine tags, cut and hole punched to easily attach to the treats
• A list of classmate names

For candy-free Valentine ideas, see last year’s post: Candy Free Valentines

I’d love to see how you make these tags work for your Valentine giftables. Be sure to tag @4havenssake on Instagram & Facebook where I will reshare all ideas for others to see as well.

Happy almost LOVE MONTH!