Here are the 10 most wanted Valentine's Day gifts

According to a new study, a giant teddy bear, fluffy handcuffs and a tattoo of love are some of the most undesirable gifts of Valentine's Day.

A survey of 2,000 people revealed that many feared receiving Valentine's Day gifts, such as heart-shaped balloons, love-song albums and chocolates.

So, if you plan to give your partner any of the above, you may want to rethink.

Apparently, one in five people will actually be shaken at the sight of a bunch of expensive red roses, while 46% would be mortified if their other half were getting a tattoo of their name.

The study, conducted by Just Eat, also revealed that a giant teddy bear is also undesirable, as is an oversized greeting card.

And apparently, even cookies are at the window – 20% of respondents say that a giant cookie on which is glossy "I Love You" is quite unreal.

It would be wise to think outside the box. You can try something homemade, such as a pot filled with makeshift coupons, with things like "a one-hour back mbadage" or "a nice dinner at the restaurant".

It's always a good idea. However, according to Just Eat, you may want to order the opening day because according to their data, pizza is the number one dish to eat on Valentine's Day, with five pizzas ordered every second between 19h and 20h last year. .

To help recipients of cheesy cheese gifts, Just Eat has launched a "Cheesy for Cheesy" exchange – allowing you to exchange well-intentioned but unwanted affectionate marks for a pizza.

Graham Corfield, general manager of Just Eat in the UK, said: "Judging by the amount of pizza ordered on February 14th, it seems like the only type of cheese that the British want for Valentine's Day is a slice from Quattro Formaggio.

"Let's hope that our anonymous, guilt-free, anonymous Cheesy for Cheesy gift exchange will spare the British the embarrbading moment when they have to be brave and have a fake smile.

& # 39; Mail This email address is protected from spam. You must enable JavaScript to view it. with a photo of your unwanted gift on February 14, 2019 and Just Eat will organize its collection and exchange. "