Where Y’Eat: For Subdued Mardi Gras King Cake Takes Bigger Role

Where Y'Eat
14/01/2021 2 min

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King cake at Carnival time — it’s instinctual in New Orleans. And yet this year much is different. Parades are canceled and many of the places where we find king cake have changed, from schools to offices. But the spirit of Carnival season persists in many other facets of local culture, and king cakes represent one edible, readily accessible example.

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