La Chandeleur

La Chandeleur, celebrated on February 2nd in France, is a tradition that marks the presentation of Jesus at the Temple and originates from religious and agricultural roots. It is best known for the custom of making and eating crêpes, symbolizing the sun and the coming of spring, as their round shape and golden color resemble the sun. People often enjoy these pancakes with various fillings and toppings. The holiday combines cultural, religious, and seasonal significance, emphasizing light and hope during the winter months.