King Cake

Here's a kind of king cake I bet you haven't tried this season.

Most Cajuns are aware of the tradition of king cake but not the story of where it started. The tradition goes that if you get the baby in your slice then it's your turn to buy the next cake. But as I ate my slice of delicious creme cheese filed king cake. I wondered where this far-fetched tradition originated from.

One more reason to be glad you live in Louisiana? Mardi Gras King Cake Ice Cream from Blue Bell is only available here.

I'm about to ruin your New Year's resolution.

The Internet has decided that some of our Louisiana foods don't live up to the hype. Well, Internet I hope you're ready for a tussle.

You ever wonder why you never see people eating king cake at festivals, or especially Mardi Gras parades? Cause it's so messy! Well, thanks to one Slidell based baker, messy fingers and king cake don't have to go hand in hand any longer.

That would mean enough plastic babies to start your own plastic baby nation. Or, you could opt for a whole lot of cash in tonight's Powerball drawing.

There are all kinds of king cakes these days. You've got the traditional, you've got king cakes with different types of filling, and even boudin king cakes. However, The Audubon Zoo in New Orleans is offering up a type of king cake I've never heard of until today. They are offering up a "Cricket King Cake". Nope, not for the animals at the zoo, for the patrons.

Remember a couple of years ago the craze that was the boudin king cake? Well, the desire for these sweet and savory concoctions still exists.

Not all heroes wear capes, and whoever came up with this Mardi Gras King Cake Guide is living proof.

It certainly won't end the argument over who has the best King Cake. However, a new website dedicated to King Cakes is certainly a great place to start the discussion.

Found this gem while searching the word 'King Cake' on YouTube.

Do you remember eating King Cake for the 1st time?

You've heard of chicken on a stick to corndog on a stick. So why hasn't anyone thought of this?

Foodies are calling this the most Cajun food ever. It combines boudin, king cake, cane syrup, and cracklin' in one incredible dish.

Carnival season has officially begun in Acadiana, and we're taking a look at the origin of one of the most delicious parts of Mardi Gras - the king cake!

Uber is celebrating the kickoff of carnival season by delivering a king cake right to your front door!

It's official I have seen everything! Boudin King Cake is real!

A bakery in California thought it would be fun to desecrate King Cakes by adding a synthetic drug, causing those people to trip and hallucinate

Adult King Cake is a very real thing, and if you haven't already enjoyed one, it needs to be on your Mardi Gras bucket list.