King cakes are sold year-round these days in New Orleans, but, traditionally, they are enjoyed during Carnival season, which runs from Jan. 6, or Epiphany, until Mardi Gras, which, in 2019, falls on March 5.
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Saturday, January 05, 2019
King Cake Guide 2019: What's new, where to get 'em, how to bake 'em for Mardi Gras [nola.com]
Sunday (Jan. 6) is Kings’ Day, the start of Carnival season in New Orleans. We all know what that means: Each day through Mardi Gras, we are as likely to come across a king cake as we are to breathe in and breathe out.
King cakes are sold year-round these days in New Orleans, but, traditionally, they are enjoyed during Carnival season, which runs from Jan. 6, or Epiphany, until Mardi Gras, which, in 2019, falls on March 5.
Read more on NOLA.com
King cakes are sold year-round these days in New Orleans, but, traditionally, they are enjoyed during Carnival season, which runs from Jan. 6, or Epiphany, until Mardi Gras, which, in 2019, falls on March 5.
Read more on NOLA.com
