Discover Valentine's Day 2026 recipes

Discover the recipes for Valentine's Day 2026

Discover the history of the chocolate association and love...

Since its discovery in 1519, chocolate has nourished all imaginations and always finds good reasons to be tasted. Sometimes an antidepressant or an aphrodisiac, the black gold of gourmets crosses centuries and beliefs like a magical elixir.

The great figures of history have greatly contributed to this symbolism. Chocolate being associated with the fertility goddess Xochiquetzai among the Aztecs, they saw cacao as a natural stimulant. They consumed it in the form of a drink called "xocoalt" prepared from cacao, honey, and vanilla. The legend even tells that the Aztec emperor Moctezuma drank up to 5 cups of his beverage before visiting his harem.

A "stimulating" tradition that continued through the 17th and 18th centuries; the Countess of Barry and the Marquise of Pompadour never failed to offer a cup of chocolate to their beloved to keep the flame alive.

Milk Chocolate Heart Plaque (90 g)

Whole Hazelnuts

Nugget Pieces

Milk Chocolate 36%

Blueberries

Raspberries

Bronze Glitter

Dark Chocolate Heart Plaque (90 g)

Hazelnuts

Currants

Dark Chocolate 60%

Meringue

Bronze Glitter

Discover the recipes of our Valentine's Heart imagined by our master chocolatiers for 2026…

Les petits coeurs JB

And passion fruit and cinnamon ganache

Hazelnut praline duo

Heart JB milk

Milk chocolate 35%

Little hearts JB

Almond praline duo

And violet

Heart JB black

Dark chocolate 60%

Little Heart Shards

Raspberry shards

Dough of nuts

Bronze glitter

Hazelnut shards

Shard hearts milk

Milk chocolate 35%

Little Heart Shards

Hazelnut paste

Currants

Meringue shards

Heart black shards

Dark chocolate 60%

Lollipops

Heart lollipop milk

Black heart lollipop

55%

36%

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Our milk marshmallow

Our black marshmallow

52%

38%

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