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admin • 7 years ago

Like chop suey, fortune cookies are a uniquely American invention. Originating in California around the turn of the 20th century, and based on the recipe for a traditional Japanese cracker, Chinese fortune cookies are virtually unknown in mainland China. Crispy and delicious, these whimsical cookies are usually served in American Chinese restaurants at the end of a meal.