This food valentine card by Etsy store Fishcake Design reads "You're My Everything" above an illustration of an everything bagel.
Anyone who's ever tried an everything bagel will agree that it's not a stretch to liken the classic breakfast food to a loved one. Loaded with sesame seeds, poppy seeds, onion, garlic, caraway and salt, the everything bagel pretty much has it all. It's no wonder that it's a staple in the bagel world.
The food valentine would be a delightful, mouth-watering option to give to your significant other this February 14th. Bonus points if you show up armed with some actual bagels to start your Valentine's Day off right. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, after all!
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Food-themed Valentine's Day Cards
- Opportunity to create more creative, food-related designs for Valentine's Day cards for foodies.
- Branded Food Gifts for Valentine's Day
- Opportunity for food companies to create branded food gifts or bundles for Valentine's Day, such as bagels paired with cream cheese or smoked salmon.
- DIY Food Gift Kits for Valentine's Day
- Opportunity to create DIY food gift kits, like a bagel making kit, for couples to make together on Valentine's Day.
Sectors Adopting This
- Food and Beverage
- Opportunity for food companies, particularly those in the bakery or breakfast space, to take advantage of the popularity of food-related Valentine's Day gifts.
- Retail
- Opportunity for retailers, both online and in-store, to curate a selection of unique food-related Valentine's Day gifts that can't be found in traditional gift shops.
- E-commerce
- Opportunity for e-commerce sites specializing in food, like Goldbelly, to offer unique Valentine's Day gift bundles featuring regional bagels and cream cheeses.
