Rosca de Reyes - Three Kings Cake - Kings Day Mexican Sweet Bread - 14 oz
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Rosca de Reyes – Three Kings Cake – Mexican Sweet Bread (14 oz)
Celebrate Día de Reyes with this traditional Rosca de Reyes, a beloved Mexican sweet bread that honors the Three Kings. Baked in a festive ring shape, this golden, buttery bread is lightly sweet and beautifully decorated with colorful candied fruit to symbolize the jewels on a king’s crown.
Soft, fragrant, and perfect for sharing, each Rosca comes ready to enjoy with a cup of hot chocolate, champurrado, or coffee. Come with two classic figurine a fun tradition where whoever finds it gets to host Día de la Candelaria!
Bring home a taste of Mexico’s cherished holiday tradition with MexGrocer’s Rosca de Reyes—authentic flavor, straight from our kitchen to yours.
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La masa preparada is the best. My tamales come out delicious every time. I live in Michigan and have it shipped to me. Definitely worth it. Have recommended it to others.
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Perfect gift pack for anyone putting together delicious tamales!
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Absolutely delicious. The perfect flavor, texture, and quantity.
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