The exquisite galettes des rois from Maison Caftet—2026 Edition

Get ready to explore the King Cake selections from Maison Caffet for 2026. This year, they’re offering two unique creations for the Epiphany celebration. Renowned pastry chef Pascal Caffet, named Best Craftsman of France, takes us on a fairy-tale journey with his Pomm'Envoûtée cake—a delightful apple-inspired treat reminiscent of Snow White. Meanwhile, their classic almond flaky galette stays true to tradition, blending timeless flavors with refined craftsmanship.

The Pomm'Envoûtée Tart stands out with its innovative approach. Beneath a butter pastry crust, you’ll find a silky apple compote paired with roasted apple wedges without any added sugar, all topped with a crunchy almond crumble. At the center, a delicate apple motif dusted with powdered sugar elevates the presentation. This creation celebrates the simplicity of the fruit while playing with textures: crispy puff pastry, smooth compote, and the rich crunch of the crumble. A beautiful way to reinvent the classic galette using seasonal fruit.

For those who cherish tradition, the classic flaky almond tart remains a timeless favorite at Caffet. Its crisp, buttery layers encase a silky almond filling made with top-quality almonds, premium butter, sugar, and eggs, all enhanced with a hint of rum to deepen the flavors. Every bite delivers that perfect harmony between the richness of almonds and the delicate crunch of the pastry. The galette as we love it — simply irresistible.

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Where to Buy Caffet’s King Cakes in 2026?

These two galettes, perfect for 4 to 6 people, are priced starting at 35 euros. They will be available from January 1, 2026 across all Maison Caffet stores and on their online shop. If you're hunting for a great deal for Epiphany, we recommend reserving your galette early — better safe than sorry when it comes to celebrating this special occasion.

The house also features a collection of exclusive fèves, depicting two mischievous bear cubs sharing a slice of galette, along with three collectible models designed to extend the magic of Epiphany. For those with a sweet tooth, the Treasures of the Kings make a comeback: these bites of pure almond paste, coated in intense 70% dark chocolate from Venezuela and Madagascar, are sold in 75g sachets starting at 10 euros, and will be available from January 1st.

Caffet's Quality: a Daily Commitment to Excellence

Pascal Caffet, accompanied by his right-hand man Jean-Christophe Jeanson, former pastry chef at Lenôtre, maintains a relentless commitment to quality across all his products. "Whether we're making 200 or 10,000 macarons, they all have to taste the same," shares the pastry chef and Best Worker of France. This pursuit of perfection is rooted in carefully selecting premium ingredients and adhering to handcrafted techniques, always resisting the convenience of industrial mass production.

In short, if you're looking for a unique or classic galette des rois to celebrate Epiphany 2026, we're taking you to Caffet. Their shops are located across Paris and Île-de-France, and you can also order directly online at maison-caffet.com for home delivery.