In Mexico we have a lot of traditions and most of them are connected with food. For instance, on January 6th, most of the family get together to have a good time and share a type of bread called "Rosca de Reyes". A small plastic figure of baby Jesus is hidden inside the bread, so each member of the family chooses a piece of bread and if they find the little figure, they must invite the rest of their family to eat "tamales" on February 2nd. The bread is usually eaten with a cup of hot chocolate. This tradition is related with the Catholic religion, but even people who are not Catholic enjoy this tasty bread.

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In Mexico we have a lot of traditions and most of them are connected to food. For instance, on January 6th, most family members come together to spend time and share a type of bread called "Rosca de Reyes". Inside the bread are hidden small plastic figures of the baby Jesus. Each member of the family chooses a piece of bread, and if he/she finds the little figure, he/she must invite the rest of the family to eat "tamales" on February 2nd. The bread usually is eaten with a cup of hot chocolate. This tradition is related to the Catholic religion, but even people who are not Catholic enjoy this tasty bread.