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Starbucks Just Released New Drinks for Valentine’s Day

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February 9, 2016, 12:10 PM ET
From left, the Molten Hot Chocolate, Molten Chocolate Frappuccino Blended Beverage, and Molten Chocolate Latte are shown. The Valentine's Molten Chocolate Trio drinks will help celebrate Valentine's Day. Photographed on January 29, 2016. (Joshua Trujillo, Starbucks)
From left, the Molten Hot Chocolate, Molten Chocolate Frappuccino Blended Beverage, and Molten Chocolate Latte are shown. The Valentine's Molten Chocolate Trio drinks will help celebrate Valentine's Day. Photographed on January 29, 2016. (Joshua Trujillo, Starbucks)Photograph by Joshua Trujillo—Starbucks

Starbucks wants you to celebrate your loved one, or lack thereof, with a chocolatey drink.

The coffee chain unveiled three new flavors for Valentine’s Day—the Molten Chocolate Latte, Molten Chocolate Frappuccino, and Molten Hot Chocolate. Each one appears to be some decadent variation of chocolate melted into one of Starbucks’ (SBUX) classic drinks, topped with mocha and espresso-infused whipped cream, and an espresso mocha drizzle.

They’ll be available at participating locations in the U.S. and Canada from Feb. 8 through Feb. 14.

Just in case themed beverages aren’t enough, Starbucks has a few other Valentine’s Day offerings as well. The company created a Gif Giver, providing you with a few Starbucks-inspired animations to send to loved ones, and it’s offering mugs and tumblers adorned with things like hearts, kisses, Xs, and Os.

The chain, which has recently teamed up with Spotify, has also curated a Valentine’s Day playlist on the music streaming platform.

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