Fortune Cookies

Save those little predictions from your fortune cookies to make cool things for you and your home.

Technology has advanced in such a way that we can escape to a virtual reality world on the Web. One can even virtually travel to London!

Fortune cookies don't have to be complicated!

Historically fortune cookies have never been offered nor eaten in China.

In recent years, fortune cookie fortunes aren't fortunes at all, but rather pithy little sayings. Can anything be done to bring fortunes back to fortune cookies?

This review describes the services offered by Fancy Fortune Cookie company, who offers flavored custom fortune cookies.

Here are some witty fortune cookie sayings from Big Bird.

Had you presumed that the fortune cookies were invented by the Chinese? Well, that's not so. The fortune cookie was not introduced to the Chinese until the 1990's and were amusingly advertised as (Genuine American fortune cookie.)

One part of the Chinese food ritual was disrupted in New York City earlier today. I haven't died...yet.

Eleven witty fortune cookie sayings from a cat.

ç¥ä½ ä»Šå¤©æ„‰å¿« or "Have a Nice Day" But, what if your fortune cookie said, "You will have awful day today!" That would be misfortune.

September 13th is a holiday for peanuts, superstitions, fortune cookies, pickles and more. Uncle Sam and others mark September 13th as a special day for many reasons. Here are several popular September 13th holidays (arranged alphabetically).

Author Kevin Alan Milne released his third book Sweet Misfortune on June 10th. With a mix of a fatal car accident, fortune cookies, chocolate, a canceled wedding and a newspaper ad, Milne questions life and love.

Twenty witty fortune cookie sayings from a 100 year old man.

Humorous fortune cookie sayings from some very intellectual nerds.

Enjoyable fortune cookie sayings from the Wizard of Oz.

Don't fall for a Neopet scam; a Fortune Cookie won't do anything but feed your pet.

Believe it or not, but the modern day Fortune Cookie may not have originated in China. It is believed that their popularity and introduction to Chinese restaurants actually originated in the United States.

Chinese fortune cookies are not "Made in China." In fact, the Chinese really don't know - don't care - about fortune cookies. 3 billion are made in America each year. Maybe we should put the "Made in America" label on them!

Homemade fortune cookies are fun and easy to make. And since you can personalize the message for any occasion, homemade fortune cookies make a great party favor!

There is a fun way to read fortune cookies that is far more entertaining than just reading what is printed on the little white fortune. Learn the ancient fortune cookie secret here.

Ever wondered who came up with the idea of hiding a message inside of a cookie? The Chinese? Not so according to experts on the subject of Chinese fortune cookies.

How would you like to open a fortune cookie and reveal a fortune that says "Your colon will self destruct in five seconds."? Here are some funny fortune cookie fortunes and sayings.

If your kids can come up with 10 reasons why Dad is a Fabulous Father, then have them write down Fabulous Father Facts and stuff them in fortune cookies. Examples and directions follow.