Whether for a children's birthday party, a private school enrollment celebration, or just for fun, piñatas bring joy to both hosts and guests. Traditionally, piñatas are not just for children; they also delight adults. Their origins can be traced back to China, although they are more commonly associated with Latin America today. Piñatas are suspended in the air by a string and then struck with a stick, also known as a piñata buster, until they burst and the contents spill out. Traditionally, piñatas in Mexico are filled with fruits like tangerines, guavas, or peanuts. The party version is filled with sweets such as candies, chocolate bars, or lollipops.