Here's a list of seven bakeries where you can order King Cakes, which are traditionally eaten between the Christian feast of Epiphany and Fat Tuesday.

Mardi Gras is fast approaching and if you celebrate, you may be looking for a King Cake ... Buried inside is a tiny, plastic baby figurine. If your slice has the baby, it is supposed to bring ...

Every king cake contains a trinket — often a small figurine in the shape of a baby — which plays a crucial part in the celebration of the holiday that inspired this pastry. Whomever finds the ...

Most notably however, is the hidden baby figurine that represents Jesus ... Whether you’re craving French galette des rois (king cake), New Orleans style king cake or Spanish rosca de reyes ...

One of the most exciting aspects of the Rosca is the surprise hidden inside: a small figurine or charm, often in the shape of a baby Jesus.

Americans usher in the new year with diets and lifestyle resolutions galore, but many people across the globe — particularly those from predominantly Catholic countries — celebrate the ...

Like King Cake, another Epiphany-related food custom, the rosca contains a figurine representing baby Jesus. “It is a beautiful tradition because we are not just cutting into a cake or a loaf of ...

The candies on top, the figs and cherries and colorful items on top are the decorations of the king's crown," said Garcia. When cutting a slice, you might find a tiny plastic baby Jesus figurine.

At the heart of the celebration is the Rosca de Reyes or King’s Cake, a ring-shaped pastry ... with one person finding a hidden figurine representing baby Jesus. “So for kids that get that ...

or King’s Cake, ornamented with candied fruits and jellied paste. Per the holiday tradition, some pieces of the bread contained a small figurine — meant to represent the baby Jesus — inside.