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Sucré, a bakery based in New Orleans, loosely follows that format, but ends up with a glittery, shiny-all-over creation instead. Sucré’s take on the Mardi Gras favorite—read more about the tradition of king cakes here—starts with a brioche base.
The Sugar and Spice King Cake has chocolate whipped cream cheese filling and Tabasco Habanero Sauce inside and a mini Tabasco bottle in place of the tiny plastic baby that comes in regular king cakes. This content is imported from {embed-name}.
Most King Cakes look roughly the same: bready, doughy cake on the bottom and a spmattering of white icing and brightly-colored purple, green, and gold sprinkles on top. Sucré, a bakery based in New Orleans, loosely follows that format, but ends up with a glittery, shiny-all-over creation instead.
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