After Talking To Jesus For Two Weeks, Bakery Owner Won’t Make Cake For Lesbians’ Wedding. Published. on. August 14, 2014 at 04:11 PM ET. By. David Badash. Even though same-sex marriage recently became ...

Inside every cake is a tiny, plastic Baby Jesus. Whoever gets the slice of cake with the baby is lucky enough to have the honor of buying the next king cake for the next Mardi Gras celebration.

It's the most wonderful time of the year. The season of Mardi Gras 2016 began Wednesday, January 6.

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His bakery, McKenzie's, was one of the biggest and most famous commercial bakeries in 20 th century New Orleans. By 1950, king cake had become such a fixture of the Mardi Gras season, served over ...

LONDON — A British bakery chain has apologized after creating a Nativity scene in which Baby Jesus, surrounded by three wise men, was replaced with a sausage roll. And not just any sausage roll ...

The receipt for the cake said the gender and color of the frosting inside. TikTok/@elizabethmaclay “I feel like Kramer in Seinfeld,” he says, “Oh my God, I want to tell the world, I can’t ...

But a couple of years ago I found myself shouting, "Back away from the Baby Jesus!" into the phone. I was being interviewed by a Chicago Tribune food writer about king cake traditions.

The name “King Cake” comes from the Biblical story of the three kings who brought gifts to Baby Jesus, hence the plastic baby hidden inside the cake. Heitzman Bakery shares the history behind ...

A British bakery has been forced to apologise for replacing baby Jesus with a sausage roll in the Nativity Scene. Greggs, a large UK bakery chain, released the images as part of a promotion for ...

It's from the website of a large bakery in the New Orleans area that ships king cakes all over the world. "The Mardi Gras or Carnival season officially begins on January 6th or "King's Day" - also ...