Magi from the East brought frankincense to the baby Jesus Gaspar brought frankincense.
In Spain and in Portugal (where it is called Bolo-rei46), the cake, which is ring-shaped, is most commonly bought, not baked, and it contains both a small figurine of the baby Jesus (or another surprise depending on the region) and an actual dry broad bean. The one who gets the figurine is crowned, but whoever gets the bean has to pay the value of the cake to the person who originally bought it. In France and Belgium, a cake containing a small figure of the baby Jesus, known as the "broad bean", is shared within the family.
Whoever gets the bean is crowned king for the remainder of the holiday and wears a cardboard crown purchased with the cake. A similar practice is common in many areas of Switzerland, but the figurine is a miniature king.
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