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Who needs a romantic candlelit dinner in a fancy restaurant on SwipeValentine's Day -- Burger King is where it's really at.

Burger King in Israel is selling "Adults' Meals" from 6 p.m. this Valentine's Day complete with your very own sex toy.

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The meal comes with two Whoppers, two packs of French fries, two beers and -- most importantly of all -- an adult toy.

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"This is not a prank," a spokesperson for advertising agency Leo Burnett confirmed to Mashable.It's not yet known what lies inside the mystery boxes and what kind of 'adult toy" is on offer. Those eager to get their V-Day kicks should make haste; the meals are only available Feb 14. after 6 p.m. to those over the age of 18. And they say romance is dead.

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