Cake For A King

A leftover slice of King cake for today's color.
Thanks for stopping by.

[Peter Dulis]

yum

[Diana]

A new cake to me, it sure looks great.

[Shirley B]

Looks very inviting......not heard of that one.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Looks yummy.

[gloria jones]

Looks good...

[plainjaneandnonnonsense]

Ooh not heard of this but thanks to your prompt and Google I've learnt something new today!

[Susan Wakely]

I needed to google this. I recognise it but didn’t know that it had a name.

[Joan Robillard]

Never had Kind cake.

[Jacqueline]

Had to Google it too…..enjoy it

[JackieR]

Did you win the feve (yes I Googled it!!}

[Lin]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond No, my sister bought the cakes (one for the family and one for her office) and the baby (feve) was already found. Because she bought it locally, it wasn't as authentic as it would have been from New Orleans!

[Carole Sandford]

I think you’ve everyone googling! A new one to me too!

[Mags]

Nice! I have not had any king cake in years and years.

[Lou Ann]

Lovely! King cakes are so good.

[Esther Rosenberg]

hmmm, don't know kings cake, interesting sugar color, is that always green?

[william wooderson]

Yum! Yum!

[katy]

This one has my mouth watering! FAbulous photo

[Lin]

@dutchothotmailcom The colors are purple, gold, and green (New Orleans Mardi Gras colors) It's like a cinnamon roll, but sweeter.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Tasty!

[winghong_ho]

I don't know this type of cake and wondering at first of what is that green color on top of it?

[Issi Bannerman]

How nice!

[Lin]

@wh2021 It's green sugar crystals - the cake also had purple and yellow sugar because those colors represent the Mardi Gras colors in New Orleans, Louisianan (celebrated this week) ♥