King Cake

It might look king cakeish on the outside but inside this Mardi Gras treat is a savory surprise.

The 2018 James Beard Award winners have been in business since 1991.

King cake is eaten on January 6th in honor of Epiphany.

Without parades and balls this year, Louisiana citizens are looking for other ways to celebrate Mardi Gras

Mardi Gras will look very different in 2021, but Louisiana's love for King Cake will remain the same

The sandwich will be available in Lafayette for a limited time beginning Friday.

A little slice of Cajun Country hit Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania this week and, judging by the number of people with a fork in their hand, it was enjoyed!

The king cake is available through Lundi Gras in the the museum's popular insect kitchen, Bug Appétit

The only way to find out is to try each one on the list.

I love Mardi Gras, which means I love king cake

It all starts with the date January 6th, which is also known to Christians as the Epiphany or the “Twelfth Night”.

These cakes are billed to be gluten-free, grain-free, low carb, sugar-free, dairy-free and all-natural