Non-Chocolate Treats for Valentine’s Day

Instead of a dozen roses this year, go for a box of twelve bizcochito sugar cookies. Flavored with cinnamon, anise, and orange, each cookie gets topped with a big rosette of tinted vanilla icing. Roses cookie box, $45 from Sugarbuilt cookies

Unexpected flavors like champagne, passion fruit, and rose raspberry elevate simple, handmade marshmallows. _ Valentine’s Marshmallow Gift Set, $30 at Wondermade_

A single melt-in-your-mouth raspberry heart dusted with crunchy sugar comes packaged with a vintage greeting card message in these candies from Oregon’s Willamette Valley Confectionery. _ Raspberry pâte de fruit heart, $3 each at mouth.com _

Almost too beautiful to eat, ‘Lette’s delicate, chewy macarons come in a kaleidoscope of colors and Valentine-appropriate flavors like rose, raspberry, passion fruit, and vanilla. _ Gift box of 24 macarons, $44 at lettemacarons.com>_

This collection from Sockerbit, a Swedish candy boutique in Manhattan, features four jars of our favorite fruit-flavored gummy candy and candy-coated licorice. Box of four jars, $43 at Sockerbit

Jeni’s has developed a cult following for their creamy frozen treats and inventive, natural flavors. Give your valentine a bundle of seven of their most-loved flavors, like spice-laden mango lassi or tart, refreshing passion fruit. Frozen yogurts collection, $84 at jenis.com

Delicate raspberry hard candies emblazoned with “xo” are a step up from drugstore conversation hearts. _Raspberry XO candies, $6 for a 3-oz. package at mouth.com