Which traditional cultural product was originally created as a ritual object for Day of the Dead celebrations before becoming a global confectionery success?

Many successful global products are deeply rooted in cultural traditions and heritage. These products often serve as cultural ambassadors, introducing aspects of their originating cultures to the world. This trivia explores the fascinating connection between cultural traditions and the famous products that emerged from them, highlighting how brands have leveraged cultural heritage for global success while preserving traditions.

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Sugar skulls (calaveras de azúcar), which inspired Mexican chocolate company Nestlé's SKULL line in the 1950s
Fortune cookies, which were first mass-produced by Wonton Food Inc. for ancestral worship ceremonies
Gingerbread houses, which originated as shrine models for winter solstice celebrations in Germany
Mochi ice cream, developed by Lotte as ceremonial offerings for Japanese temple festivals