Let’s be real: The best part of Valentine’s Day is the candy. From Russell Stover heart-shaped boxes of chocolates to conversation hearts, seasonal sweets are delicious anytime. Skip the mushy ...

That satiny heart covered in black lace was designed by Russell Stover a few years ago to evoke the sultry side of the holiday. Its official name is the Secret Lace heart, but within the company ...

“The chocolate pieces only filled up one-third of the box.” Dworsky also found a 5.1 ounce Russell Stover heart with nine pieces of chocolate inside. “It’s almost double the size of the 4 ...

A production line at the Russell Stover plant in Abilene, Kan., filled heart-shaped boxes for Valentine’s Day sales. File photo by Rich Sugg The Kansas City Star Born and bred in the middle of ...

That Russell Stover box of candy is usually the least you can give someone during the holidays. The heart-shaped box on Valentine’s Day or the gift box at Christmas are staples and usually make ...

Russell Stover’s massive chocolate box — a replica of Russell Stover’s classic assorted gift box — measures 30 feet and 4.5 inches wide by 15 feet 5 inches tall, and was conceptualized and ...

That’s a lot of chocolate Santas, bunnies and hearts. “Russell Stover still maintains its DNA,” Khattak said. “It’s an iconic American brand. We’re true to quality products and to our ...

Walgreens has some very good deals starting Jan. 31 including Crest toothpaste, Ajax Dish Liquid, Arm & Hammer Laundry Detergent,, Russell Stover Valentine's Day Chocolate Hearts, General Mills ...

Russell Stover is the market leader in assorted pralines, Valentine's hearts and sugar-free chocolate. Kansas City-based Russell Stover has 2,800 employees nationally. "Its four production ...

They come in all shapes and sizes, but one thing is for sure: Russell Stover is the holy grail when ... the delicious on-theme chocolates that your heart desires — we've already discovered ...

But CNN found one Russell Stover heart-shaped candy box -- with a Best Before date of June 10, 2006 and kept as a memento by one of our staffers -- of the same size, 9 inches wide by 10 inches high.