Giveaway: Ferrero Valentine’s Hearts
February 9, 2009 by Heather R.
Filed under Chocolate, Contests
This is a yummy treat just in time for Valentine’s Day!
Ferrero is generously offering up five of their 16-piece Valentine hearts with all three of their popular Ferrero flavors (Rocher, Rondnoir, and Garden)!
As always, be sure to check out the very sweet ShareSomethingSweet.com for some cute, free Valentine’s Day e-cards!
To Enter:
Leave a comment here telling me what your most romantic moment (ever!) has been (try and keep it PG! 
. That’s it!
~ Giveaway closes at 5:00pm PST tomorrow, Tuesday February 10. Winners will be randomly chosen and notified by email and will have 24 hours to respond with mailing information before a new winner is chosen.
~ Open to U.S. residents only.
~ One entry per household, multiple entries will all be discarded.
~ Five winners will each win one 16-piece Ferrero Valentine heart.
The most romantic moment was our train trip to San Francisco a few years ago. It was very old-fashioned and lovely. Thank you!
I would love to enter – but I have never had a boyfriend and hence, no romantic moment. My favorite romantic movie is either 10 Things I Hate About You or Cold Mountain.
I was sitting on the kitchen cabnet and mike asked me to marry him
My husband once made me a special anniversary dinner. He went all out and even made a decadent dessert.
My most romantic moment was when my husband bent down on one knee and held my hand and asked me to marry him.
The most romantic thing was when my husband at the time boyfriend bought me flowers every day for about a week.
Every night that my husband cooks me dinner (which is about 95% of the time) is my most romantic night ever. Seriously! Best.husband.ever!!
Watching the sunrise over the dormant volcano in MAUI
my husband gave me a ring for our 20th anniv. under the eiffel tower….how cool is that?
My most romantic moment was when my husband proposed.
Waking up to a flower delivery even though my guy was out of town for the holiday. I was expecting to be alone and watch movies all day, but the flowers and him calling me to tell me how much he adored me, was almost as good as him really being there. almost
It would have to be win I proposed to my hubby on his 30th birthday. I had went out and bought the ring and everything. It was an awesome moment!
Mine would have to be getting a note from my hubby to meet him at the boat dock where we keep out boat. When I got there he had some takeout from my favorite local restaurant, some wine, some chocolates and also a message from my boss saying that it’s see me late the next day. We took the boat up river, anchored for the night and had a wonderful evening alone with no interruptions.
My first kiss under a tree at church camp.
My most romantic moment was night before last. Maybe tonight will be my next most romantic moment. Married 38 years and romance is always in the air.
My most romantic moment would have to be getting a bouquet of flowers from my husband that had 6 roses (one for each year we have been married) and two pink carnations (one for each of our two girls).
My most romantic moment ever was the first time I kissed my SO.
It was a weekend getaway to Seattle. That’s all I can say due to the PG rating.
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We were married on Valentines Day, so that would hands-down have to be it.
Getting married on the beach next to the ocean at Sunset on beautiful Sanibel Island.
I’ll be honest. I haven’t had any romantic ex-boyfriends. I was even dumped on V-day.
I was away at college and my fiance planned our entire wedding on his own. All I had to do was show up.
When I had my first child we had a steak dinner in the hospital. My husband brought wine and candles. This was special for him because he is not a romantic person.
My boyfriend calls me every day on his lunch break-just to hear my voice.He has done this for 5 years without fail.
My most romantic moment ever?????????
ThAT WOULD BE WHEN MY BOYFRIEND( YEARS AGO) BROUGHT ME TO A FISHING PIER & WE HAD A PINIC & WATCHED THE SUNSET ON v-DAY!
HE DIED IN DEC. THAT YEAR ~BUT THE MEMORY HAS BEEN MY MOST CHERSHED!
My husband prosposing was incredibly romantic. We were taking a walk in the woods and he got down on his knees and asked traditionally. I was real surprised because we’re not very traditional people!
I haven’t had one yet.
All of my Valentines days have been complete disasters.
Fingers crossed this one isn’t.
When we got engaged my boyfriend never said the words (Willl you marry me) so I teased him that he would have to on our 25th anniversary. Well we made it to our 25th and we were in Puerto Rico on the beach he finally asked me “Will you Marry me?” and I said yes and we will be celebrating our 31st anniversay this August
When my husband and I were dating we went away for a weekend. We rented a condo in Northern MI. We had so much fun.
My husband and I were in Germany and we climbed a tower. It was bright and no one else was around. It was just like we were in heaven and just the two of us. Very special moment.
My most romantic moment was watching the fountains at the Bellagio Casino in Las Vegas with my sweetie.
My husband threw a big surprize birthday party for me. I love tennis. He had rented out an entire indoor tennis facility. Cake, champagne….the works. Only problem was I didn’t know a soul He had invited all his tennis friends and none of mine. LOL…It was a great fun night though.
Being in Hawaii getting up early and going to the beach on Waiikiki and looking at the sunrise
Most romantic moment was on my husband’s 50th surprise B-Day party, When he got up in front of everyone crying, and thanked me for bringing his son home to him. He had not seen his son in 8 years, and I had him there for his party.
On the beach in Gulfport, MS, nature, freedom, and a loving partner.
my bf picked me up and brought me back to his place. The place was candle filled, sinatra playing non-stop, amazing wine… and he was in the kitchen the whole time.
The christmas my hubbie replaced my wedding ring because the 1st one wore out.We’ve been married 29 years and i’m on my 3rd wedding ring set:)
One of my early dates with my now-husband: We went out to eat, then went to a lake to just star-gaze. We stood there for perhaps an hour, looking up and just being close. It was great! No expectations. No pressure. And very romantic.
It started our romantic, after complaining about yet another fishing trip my husband said, “Honey, there’s nothing better I would like than to have you beside me—” and before my heart even began to flutter he ended with, “–in a trout stream.”
Several romantic memories come to mind. One in particular was the anniversary of when my fiance and I first became a couple. We got Panera soup and brought it home and ate it while sitting on the floor by the fireplace. Then we cuddled and watched movies. It was fabulous!
Standing on Tanna Island, Vanuatu, with my husband watching the earth boiling beneath us.
Across the courtyard from my room
I thought that I could see
the world’s most handsome librarian
staring right at me—
That was the moment that I knew
in my heart, without a doubt…
at recess I was heading over there
to the library to check him out!
We moved into our first house. We were so delighted and excited by the experience we forgot being exhausted by all the moving day activity.
Thank you for the contest.
My most romantic moment was a surprise sunset picnic dinner at the beach.
for our 40th wedding anniversary, my husband took me on a cruise of all the islands in Hawaii.
I met my husband on a cruise.
Going on a horse drawn carriage ride on Valentines Day and it started to snow!!! That was in high school and I am still with my husband 16 years later!!!
I’ve never had a romantic valentines day. The best valentines day I had when my four year old son told me he loves me even if daddy doesn’t anymore. How bitter sweet.
Walking under a full moon.
The time my SO took me out to a quaint little Italian restaurant, you know the kind with the checkered tablecloths and lanterns adorning the walls and soft maestro music playing. Was so fabulous and romantic and the food was Great too