300MG Delta 9 King Cake

Laissez les bons temps rouler, or "let the good times roll." Our roots dig deep in Louisiana culture, and we love any chance to share that with the world. Enjoy these traditional southern Louisiana King Cakes — with a twist.

Bring the vibrant spirit of Mardi Gras to your celebrations with our THC-infused King Cake! Each cake is baked fresh daily in Lafayette, Louisiana. This traditional King Cake is made with soft, cinnamon-spiced dough and topped with a rich purple, green, and gold glaze.

What makes it truly special? The included icing pack is infused with 300mg of THC, adding a deliciously festive twist to a classic treat.

Whether sharing with friends or indulging solo, the cake can be portioned into 20 slices. That means each slice delivers around 15mg of THC when topped with the infused icing. With a variety of mouthwatering flavors to choose from, there’s one for every taste!

Directions for a Perfect Edible King Cake Experience:

1. Unbox your three kings cake.
2. Remove the plastic wrap.
3. Warm the icing pack in the microwave for 10–15 seconds.
4. Then, heat the King Cake in the microwave for 20–30 seconds for that fresh-out-of-the-oven feel.
5. Drizzle the warmed icing evenly over the cake (refer to our pictures above). Use a spatula or spoon to get every last drop of icing!
6. Enjoy your masterpiece—just be careful licking your fingers!
7. Cut into 20 pieces for perfect portions, with 15mg THC per slice, and enjoy.

Allergens: This product may contain or come into contact with common allergens such as dairy, eggs, wheat, soybeans, tree nuts, or peanuts.

Additional Information:

• These cakes are baked fresh daily in Lafayette, Louisiana, and ship only on Monday and Tuesday to ensure they arrive at peak freshness.
• In-store pickup is unavailable.

Available in six irresistible flavors: Pecan Praline & Cream Cheese, Pecan Praline, Chocolate, Traditional Plain, Cream Cheese, and Wedding Cake.

The tradition of the King Cake baby originates from celebrations associated with Epiphany (also known as Three Kings’ Day) and the Mardi Gras season. Here's a breakdown of the tradition and its significance:

The Origin

• The King Cake is associated with the Feast of Epiphany on January 6th, which marks the visit of the three wise men (or kings) to baby Jesus. The tradition symbolizes the "search" for the Christ child.
• Small items such as beans, coins, or nuts were originally hidden inside the cake to represent good luck or honor this religious occasion. Over time, the tradition evolved into hiding a small baby figurine.

The King Cake Baby

• The baby figurine represents the baby Jesus. It is hidden inside the King Cake to continue the symbolic "search."
• In modern times, the baby is typically made of plastic, though other materials like porcelain have been used.

The Tradition

• The King Cake is served during a gathering, and each person selects a piece. Whoever finds the baby in their slice is considered to have good luck or prosperity for the year.
• That person is traditionally tasked with hosting the next King Cake party or providing the next cake.

Modern Context

• The King Cake Baby has taken on a fun, festive role, especially during Mardi Gras in Louisiana. While its roots are tied to Christian traditions, it is now widely embraced as part of the joyous celebrations leading up to Lent.

The King Cake Baby adds an element of surprise and camaraderie to the experience, making it a cherished part of the festivities!

 Perfect for Mardi Gras or any celebration, this THC-infused edible is the ultimate way to start a new tradition. 😎