Yum, yum, yum! Here are a few you can try if you like..

It's been discovered that Caviar appears to have qualities that nourish and enhance nerve cells, which can heighten our romantic feelings. Caviar's powers are reinforced with the addition of vodka, so indulge both passions at the same time and watch out. :-) If you are going to indulge in this expensive delicacy, be sure to keep the tins closed and stored in the coldest part of the refrigerator (but not in the freezer) until you are ready to serve.

Truffles (as in the mushroom type) contain a chemical that is similar to the male pig sex hormone. Now you know why they use sows to search out truffles: the scent drives the girls wild. The chemical in truffles is also similar to a human male sex hormone, which gives truffles their romantic reputation. It doesn't hurt that truffles are also expensive and hard to find. Be sure you go to a reputable specialty store and be willing to cough up about $60.00 for an ounce or two of them. (the really good kind anyway)

Chocolate contains mild central nervous system stimulants that help heighten mood. Chocolate contains large amounts of phenylethylamine, a chemical that is produced naturally by the body when one is having feelings of love. According to legend, Montezuma drank 50 cups of chocolate every day to boost his virility before visiting his harem of 600 women. Hopefully your significant other doesn't have a harem so I'd advise you to limit the chocolate intake :-) Btw, here is where 'truffles, the chocolate type' come in. Swiss are best :-)

If you and your loved one are ready for something on the wild side, try these ancient aphrodisiacs:

Asparagus: According to a 17-century herbalist, asparagus "stirs up lust in man and woman."

Cappuccino: Coffee drinkers reportedly are more sexually active than non-coffee drinkers.

Radishes: It worked for the ancient Egyptians.

Garlic: The heat in garlic supposedly fires the flames of passion.

Champagne

Oysters (only fresh bought, kept refrigerated cold and opened right before you are ready to eat them)