Golden jewelry pieces hidden in Kings’ Day cakes
It’s tradition for the delicious cakes eaten on January 6, Kings’ Day, to contain surprises in them: a figurine of a king, bringing good luck, and a small bean, denoting that whoever gets the slice with the bean has to pay for the next cake. This year, in Vilafranca del Penedès, some lucky families will bite into something much harder in their ‘Tortells de Reis,’ after Moner Jewelers have teamed up with local bakeries in the town to hide ten golden bracelets and rings in random cakes.
