On 6th January Spanish families gather to open their presents from the Three Kings and to eat the King's Crown Cake. It's a round cake with a hole in the middle and has candied fruit on the top. Some cakes are filled with cream and some are plain. The family cut the cake up. Whoever gets the piece of cake with the dried bean in it has to pay for the whole cake. Whoever gets the pot figure of one of the kings gets to wear the crown all day!
El 6 de enero, las familias espanolas se reunen para abrir sus regalos de los Reyes y para comer El Roscon de Reyes. Es un pastel redondo con un agujero en el centro. Algunos pasteles estan rellenados de nata y otros sin nata. La familia corta el Roscon. La persona que tiene la haba en su trozo del pastel tiene que pagar por el Roscon. La persona que tiene la figura del Rey puede llevar la corona todo el dia!
Here are some photos of the Kings Crown Cake. Aqui hay unas fotos del Roscon de Reyes.
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| Here is the Kings' Crown Cake with a cake on top! |
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| Here is the pot king. If you get this in your cake you get to wear the crown! |
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| Here is the dried bean next to the kings crown. If you get the bean in your slice of the cake you have to pay for the cake. |
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