Printable Valentine’s Day Menu

Planning a romantic meal? Download our menu cards.

From rd.com

Change Text Size

Change Text Size
|
Bookmark

Bookmark

Del.icio.us
Digg
Reddit
Facebook
StumbleUpon
|
Print
|
E-Mail

Having your sweetheart over for an intimate meal? Pretend you’re in a Parisian café by placing this adorable menu printout on your dinner table. You’ll get your loved one's mouth watering before the appetizers are served!

Valentine's Day Menu Cards

Plus: Cook up a romantic feast with 31 delicious Valentine's Day recipe ideas.

Note: Our printables are PDF files that require Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not have Acrobat Reader already installed on your computer, or would like to update to the latest version, visit Adobe's website to download the software for free.

From rd.com

Should Everyone Read This? Yes! I vote for this story

Your Comments

See all

...

19 Ways to Enhance Your Sense of Humor
Bring out the laughter from within.
Super Foods for Men and Women
Discover the most nutritious foods for men and women.
Raising Kids Who Care
It's easy--if you lead by example. Five families show you how to get started, stay committed, and make a real difference.
Easy Ways to Lose Weight: 50+ Ideas
Look slimmer, feel trimmer!
The Ultimate Sex Guide for Newlyweds
Every married couple faces concerns that can cool the hottest love life. Here's how to keep sex fun and fulfilling.

1How You Can Find More Time
from readersdigest.com
2Easy Ways to Cut Your Spending
from oprah.com
3 Small Cars Are Getting Safer
from cnn.com
4 Simple Edible Ornaments to Bake
from readersdigest.com
5 How Music Is Helping Children's Hospitals
from readersdigest.com
Yesterday | This Week What's This?

Send a FREE Valentine's Day e-card
Editors' Picks: 6 Best Chocolates
Impress your beloved with some of these exceptional chocolates.

“ Research shows you'll find the most viruses on the phone. The remote control, kitchen faucet and refrigerator door handle aren't far behind. ”

See All Tips

“ When you're fighting a fever, try drinking at least 2 to 3 additional ounces of fluid every hour. Water or non-carbonated sports drinks work best. And remember, even if you're not sweating, you still can get dehydrated, which will weaken your immune system and prolong a fever. ”