This chocolate pizza wheel is the Valentine's Day gift you need

Now Australia Day is done and the school term is here, we're all looking ahead to the next little bit of joy we can grab and have fun with.

That means Valentine's Day is set to take the stage. February 14 might still be a couple of weeks away, but it's never too early to start adding a little lovey-dovey food to your life and get planning.

We're sure there will be plenty of it, but to kick things off we present to you this gorgeous hybrid food idea that will have the chocolate lover in your life falling head-over-heels: the chocolate pizza wheel from Junee Licorice and Chocolate Factory.

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We hope this is the start of a huge trend, because it looks amazing. Behold it in all its glory.

The family-run business at Junee in the southern Riverina region in NSW is known for its certified organic chocolate, chocolate factory tours, DIY chocolate making sessions and more, but they're also known for their pizza chocolate wheels — and they have one just for V-Day.

The pizza wheelbase comes in milk, dark, white or caramel chocolate and you can pick and choose the toppings you'd like included for your loved one.

Think: marshmallow, honeycomb, or white chocolate roasted almond love hearts with a raspberry-infused white powdered dusting. So. Fancy.

The 'pizzas' are 28cm across, so that's a pretty big, love-filled chocolate you've got there. They weigh in at over 500g and are $40 each, which makes them an affordable and delicious personalised Valentine's Day gift — forget sending hundreds of dollars on roses, this is a gift you can eat!

They are available to order now online, and they're kind of like an evolution of the giant freckle people also go mad for.

If you happen to be in the area you can, of course, grab a chocolate 'pizza' at the Junee Licorice and Chocolate factory itself.

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You might even want to book the dine-in Valentine's Day experience, where you can enjoy a dinner inside the factory (which is also an old flour mill), surrounded by chocolate, watching the workers make their delicious treats.

It's all very Willy Wonka. But please note, there are no Oompa Loompas.

From chocolate pizzas to the opportunity to make your own chocolate or eat dinner surrounded by a working chocolate factory, it all sounds pretty romantic to us.

This is just the beginning of the Valentine's Day romantic food trends for 2022... so watch this space.

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