In Chinese restaurants, the tradition is to end the meal with a vanilla-flavored cookie containing a slip of paper. These are the famous fortune cookies, but surprise! Their tradition didn't start ...

Every cookie would harbor an equivalent small slip of paper inside-just as in the traditional fortune cookie-holding a fortune, proverb, or a special personal message. Why they are called so?

The photo shows an open fortune cookie and the tiny piece of paper found inside. The back of the fortune displays a ...

Like General Tso's Chicken, fortune cookies are an international food that ... he hired Russell Rowland to ghostwrite the tiny slips of paper, but Rowland's philosophical approach proved to ...

who brought him back a fortune cookie from a Vietnamese restaurant. Jackson chose the same numbers printed on the cookie’s paper. Jackson told reporters he didn’t believe he won the grand ...