This dessert shop makes creepy-looking and realistic ‘heart chocolates’ for Valentine’s Day

As Valentine’s Day draws near, businesses are at the top of their game to come up with gimmicks and marketing stunts for one of the most merchandisable holidays every year. Flowers, chocolates, and stuffed toys are cliché but they’re still the top choices of people as Valentine’s Day gifts.

But if you want to go for an extraordinary Valentine’s Day gift and still be the romantic that you are, how about you give “your heart” to your special someone? And by heart, we mean these creepy-looking realistic heart chocolates!

via Katherine Dey at Deviant Desserts, LLC Facebook page

Katherine Dey, an artist from New York, makes hyperrealistic custom cakes and novelty chocolates that are quite incredibly detailed. For the month of love, she decided to make realistic-looking anatomical heart chocolates so people can, well, feel like they’re giving their heart to someone they love on Valentine’s Day.

Katherine Dey / via Facebook

Though it looks like an actual heart carved out of someone’s chest, it’s actually white chocolate with strawberry ganache.

via Katherine Dey at Deviant Desserts, LLC Facebook page

Dey also makes a “slightly larger than life size” heart cake that’s made of two layers of red velvet cake with chocolate buttercream.

She also makes cakes that may not be for those who have weak stomachs given how disturbing they look.

via Katherine Dey at Deviant Desserts, LLC Facebook page
via Katherine Dey at Deviant Desserts, LLC Facebook page
via Katherine Dey at Deviant Desserts, LLC Facebook page
via Katherine Dey at Deviant Desserts, LLC Facebook page
via Katherine Dey at Deviant Desserts, LLC Facebook page
via Katherine Dey at Deviant Desserts, LLC Facebook page

These “festive ears” look like something Vincent Van Gogh might approve of.

And she also makes these NSFW chocholates that you can also consider as a gift on Valentine’s Day. (Well, that is if you’re up to it.)

You can check out more of Katherine Dey’s works on her Facebook page or at deviantdesserts.com.

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