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Louisiana Christmas Traditions

Louisiana, a state rich in culture and tradition, offers a unique blend of holiday celebrations that are as vibrant and diverse as its people.

What to Do with Mardi Gras Beads?

Randazzo King Cakes offers readers 11 creative and practical ways to repurpose Mardi Gras beads, ensuring the spirit of the carnival lives on throughout the year!

The Ultimate Guide to Gumbo

Explore the fascinating history of gumbo, its traditions across America, the various types of gumbo you can savor, and some fun facts to spice up your gumbo knowledge today with Randazzo King Cakes!

What is a King Cake?

When we think about festive traditions, especially those surrounding Mardi Gras, the illustrious king cake undoubtedly comes to mind.

How Long Does Mardi Gras Last? Discover the Party That Never Seems to End

For those less familiar with the festivities, the question is often asked, "How long does Mardi Gras last?" We’ll help you explore the vivacious charm that makes this festival truly unique.

Mardi Gras: A Celebration of Culture, Tradition, and King Cakes

The good folks at Randazzo King Cakes unravel the stories behind the flamboyant feathers and beads to explore the profound significance of Mardi Gras!

Krewe of 'tit Rex

Roll up, little king! The Krewe of ‘tit Rex, just like many krewes on the street of Mardi Gras, has been throwing with the best of them. But what they seem to lack in size, they make up for in sheer style, humor, and creativity!

Fun Activities to Do in New Orleans in Springtime

The folks at Randazzo King Cakes have put together some of the top activities to do in New Orleans during the spring, ensuring you make the most of your visit to this exciting city!

Thank You for a Spectacular 2023 Mardi Gras Season!

As Mardi Gras 2023 passes into the history books, we look back and give thanks for everyone and everything that gave us reasons to come together in the common spirit of humanity and celebrate!

Krewe Feature: Rex

Mardi Gras has become an inclusive and widely-varying celebration throughout New Orleans and beyond, but most of the sights, sounds, images, and more can be traced back to the traditions of what was known as the Rex Organization.