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What is the name for the German heart shaped cookie sold at fairs and customized with frosting?

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Lebkuchenherz!

because it is made of ginger bread (Lebkuchen) and the shape is a heart (Herz).

A nice present for your friend when you visit for example the "oktoberfest".
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It's called "Lebkuchenherz", an inedible heart made of Lebkuchen:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebkuchen
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Lebkuchen.
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Lebkuchenherz
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Lebkuchenherz. Yummy!!
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Lebkuchen Herzchen. (Gingerbread hearts)
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Lebkuckenherz.
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Leb kuchen herzen,

Lebkuchen is the product, herzen describes the shape
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Hi, I just visited Oktoberfest in Munich and I saw those cookies you are talking about. Visit the website and visit the dictionary, it is in there. I have seen it before. Sorry I don't know the name of them, but I know it is on the website.
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Lebkuchenherz

http://images.google.de/images?q=lebkuch...

You  get  it as a  souvenir  or really  typical  is  :

They  guy  that  has  a  crush  on you  (and  maybe  to shy  to say  straight  ) get  one  for  you  (with a  cute  statement ). And  the  girl  wear  it  like  a  neckless.
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