South side bakery celebrates Three Kings Day with traditional Jan. 6 treat
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Posted: Jan 6, 2022 3:41 PM CDT
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Some call it the Feast of the Epiphany, but in the Latino community, Jan. 6 is Three Kings Day, celebrating the arrival of the kings bringing gifts to baby Jesus.
It marks the end of the Christmas season.
We visited a bakery on Milwaukee's south side Thursday, where they were selling the colorful and traditional Three Kings Bread.
"It's a big competition right now, everybody's making it. So we don't make so many, but I mean we make hundreds and we sell hundreds," said Eva Mosso, co-owner of La Flor de Trigo Bakery.
A figure of the baby Jesus is baked into Three Kings Bread.
If someone finds the baby in their piece of bread, tradition says that person must host a party on Feb. 2.
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