The origin of the modern King Cake dates back to 12th century France, where the cake was baked on the eve of Epiphany, the final day of the Christmas celebration. It came to be known as "Twelfth Night," which commemorates the three kings' visit to the Christ child, 12 days after his birth. French settlers brought the custom of the King Cake to Louisiana in the 18th century. The Twelfth Night grand balls and events launch the carnival season and always include the presentation of the Twelfth Night Cake or King's Cake.
The plot of this short is driven when the people from Cookietown celebrates a carnival in which numerous girls based on cakes, sweets, and candies parades on the town so they can become the Cookie Queen. Far from there, on the railroad tracks, a gingerbread hobo man going to see parade hears the cries of a poor sugar cookie girl. Willing to help, he asks how he can help her, which she responds that despite wanting to participate in the parade she can't enter the parade because she doesn't have any pretty clothes to wear. Quickly, he comforts the girl and remedies her problem by giving her a makeover, consisting of making a beautiful dress out of frosting and candy hearts decorated with a large violet bow and changing her brown hair with golden taffy ringlets. After liking the makeover, she sneaks at the ending of the parade as the final contestant in the parade: Miss Bonbon.
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