Currant flavour:
Fill up his cereal bowl with whipped, creamy dahi. Wash currants, small raisins, cherries or berry and use them to draw the shape of a heart on the dahi. Try not to draw it bang in the centre though, and make sure that the dahi is thick enough to keep your precious heart afloat! Another easy “cereal idea” is to cut little hearts out of fruits such as apples, pears or guavas.

Butter up:
Redeem the boring toast from monotony – butter up (or slather with mayonnaise or a spread he likes) and fi nely chop chives, spring onions, lettuce, tomatoes or carrots. Now place a heart-shaped cookie-cutter on the slice and fi ll in with the veggie of his choice. Team it up with a “hearty” fried egg… Place a greased heart-shaped cookiecutter on a pan and break the egg into it. Serve it sunny side up!

Coffee, tea or me:
You’ve seen your favourite coffee chain do it, but have never tried it at home… This is your chance to make a mark – stir up some steaming hot coff ee with as much froth as you can whip up (beat sugar and coff ee with a little milk for as long as possible; add hot milk). On the froth, dust some coff ee or cocoa in the shape of a heart with a stencil (you could cut it out of paper).