Fortune Cookies

Common Sense about Fortune Cookies in USA Restaurants

They are not Chinese. Fortune cookies were invented in Japan in the early 20th century and brought to the United States by Japanese immigrants.

They are not fortune telling devices. The fortunes inside fortune cookies are generally generic and positive, and should not be taken seriously.

They are not healthy. Fortune cookies are made with white flour, sugar, and oil, and are high in calories and low in nutritional value.

They are often served at the end of a meal as a dessert. Fortune cookies are a popular way to end a meal at Chinese restaurants in the United States, but they are not typically served in China.

They are a symbol of good luck. Fortune cookies are often given as gifts or served at special occasions to symbolize good luck and prosperity.

They are a popular tourist souvenir. Fortune cookies are a popular souvenir for tourists visiting the United States, and can be found in many gift shops and tourist attractions.

They are a part of American culture. Fortune cookies have become a part of American culture and are enjoyed by people of all ages and backgrounds.

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