King Cake

the Burrow-inspired King Cakes don't just come with a baby, they come with a "Baby Joey"!

I was today years old when I learned that there is such a thing as queen cake.

So I took to social media to find out who has the best King Cakes in Lafayette...Here are your answers:

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

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

Looks like Lafayette is getting a little love from a popular Hollywood celebrity.

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

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

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

Market Basket will now ship a king cake anywhere in the U.S.

Celebrate Mardi Gras with an easy and fun recipe for King Cake!

Once again our favorite Mardi Gras argument is going viral statewide as Louisiana residents defend their choice for the state's best 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

Manuel Randazzo Sr. was one of the co-creators of his family's famous king cake recipe. A recipe that has been a Mardi Gras tradition sense 1965.

Staff members from nola.com were brave enough today to taste traditional Mardi Gras King Cake with a special added ingredient - crickets.

They were also asked who in New Orleans makes the best, and some of the players know what they're talking about!

When it comes to the best King Cake everyone has an opinion and according to reviews on Yelp.com these are these are top 5 places that 'take the cake'.

Just putting this out there in hopes that someone who's actually making king cake decisions will see these and give me a call. I would make a great taste tester.