Do you like Fortune cookies?
Yes, i learn a litlle more about myself everytime i eat 1
Random phrases to put inside a fortune cookie?
For my boyfriend Brandon & I's birthday, we are making fortune cookies to have as a little treat. We want what's written on the slips of paper to be kind of silly and maybe random. So far we have things like YAHTZEE What if you didn’t have legs? Always use a coaster Beware of blue pens .... etc.If you have suggestions it'd help a lot. We need oodles :D THanks!
What can we stuff inside a fortune cookie, aside from fortunes?
Wedding proposals. Jokes. Vows of love. Spells…Someone once broke into my fortune cookie and changed the fortune to something sweet that was handwritten, and then glued the cookie back together. Put it back into the bag and glued the bag back together! The glue was kinda gross, but it was endearing and super funny.Otherwise, it would have to be something bakeable. So stuffing anything plastic in there is out. Metal? I’ve heard of people putting rings in cookies.Putting a stick of gum inside a fortune cookie would be really gross, but it would fit.
Are fortune cookies tasty?
They are delicious it is a very simple recipe all to equal into a sweet cookie. It involves butter, caster sugar 2 eggwhites, plain flour. Try them i think you'll like them Goodluck:)
How come fortune cookies and lime sherbet are the only desert in a Chinese restaurant?
No offense, but you may want to step up from the typical Chinese carry out restaurants. There are plenty of Chinese deserts available, even in the USA. Here are some examples:Fried Taro Ball (炸芋圆 / Zha Yu Yuan) - Sweet fried taro ballEight Treasure Rice (八宝饭 / Ba Bao fan) - Sweet sticky rice with eight dried fruits.Lu Da Gun (驴打滚 / Lu Da Gun) - Rolled mochi & mashed date paste, covered in soy bean powder.Shave Ice (刨冰 / Bao Bing) - Shaved ice with various topping such as fruits, candies or just plain brown sugar syrup. This is a popular Taiwanese desert.Fried Sesame Ball (芝麻球) / Zhi Ma Qiu) - Fired mochi ball filled with red bean paste and coated sesame.Water Chestnut Cake (马碲糕 / Ma Di Gao) - Gelatin-like water chestnut desert.Chinese Style Custard Tart (蛋挞 / Dan Ta) - Custard tart.
Have you ever seen a Chinese person eat a fortune cookie?
As a Chinese, I could tell you sincerely,I never ever saw such food like fortune cookies in mainland China.Actually the fortune cookie is American food,some stories about the origin of fortune cookie showed that Chinese American created the famous cookies in America,and it only appeared in the Chinese restaurants in America.Hence it caused so many people believed that fortune cookie is a Chinese traditional food.But we do have fortune food like fortune dumplings.During festivals,when people wrapping dumplings in the northern China,people would like to wrapped a coin in one of those dumplings,and then someone will find the dumpling with a coin,people take this as a good omen.
How does the fortune cookie know that it is me it is giving a fortune to?
Ok because the men and women who make the fortune cookies collect tons of dna samples from the water supplies of the United States and further. They collect the hair from barber shops and samples of fingernails from the dead to get a very broad range spectrum of what sorts of dna they are gonna be speaking to.They take all these samples have small young Chinese or Asian children download the specific RNA DNA codes into a little tiny Mac’s. Once that is done they have the chubbier astrologers map out the locations of where these possible samples happen to be with reverse astrology. Then they use the burned human DNA samples to put in the cookie crust to give it that golden color. Once that is complete the fortune machine is turned on and it’s go time.The sound of the Super Bowl music and the magic of the papers being stuffed into the little folded cookies. Once they are cooled and wrapped in plastic it’s sort of like Santa clause but instead of a jolly old man they prefer to use alien space ships since the time space continuem is related to the speed and accuracy of these results. So far not one human child in history has ever complained about their fortunes. Not only is a great deal of science envolved but math and astrology as well. The next time you think about opening your fortune cookie and eating the cookie first nope that’s wrong it’s the fortune first then suffer for the cause. When you bite into that tasty cookie it’s only yourself you bite into.
Have people in China heard of fortune cookies?
This question reminds me of something interesting about two years ago:When I spent a long time thinking about what present I'd prepare for my boyfriend's birthday, by coincidence, I found an online store on TAOBAO(E-commerce site of Alibaba, running like Ebay), which provides cookies with personal customizations.You can provide some short sentences, blessings or whatever you want to express, and then they print each of them on cute slips, after, these slips are settled in cookies of a certain form without staffing. When one split it in the middle, the slip can be seen, and the message on it can be seen. These cookies have a beautiful name: fortune cookies.That's the first time I knew about fortune cookies.Absolutely, I ordered several of them without hesitation, and wrote lots of interesting words related to our sweet memories.The picture above is one of them. The Chinese on it is saying: The one who see this slip would buy a new clothes for himself this month. (since my boyfriend concern more about electronic products than his appearance)My boyfriend said it was the most particular and meaningful present he had ever received. :D
Do fortune cookies count as a dessert at the end of a meal?
If you’ve ever had a true oriental dessert, you’ll understand why oriental restaurants serve an American invention for dessert. By comparison to true oriental desserts, fortune cookies are truly tasty, sweet, delicious, and satisfying.True oriental desserts include such things asunsweetened water chestnut jello — oh, yum, NOT. It might even include half of what looks like a maraschino cherry on top. It may look like a maraschino cherry, but it absolutely does not taste like one — yuk.delicious looking cookies and pastries that are, in reality, hard, dry, tasteless, and unsweetened. Think cookies without the sugar, butter, salt, or eggs. Flower, water, and leavening. They look mouthwateringly delicious. They are often covered with what looks like delicious frosting. Trust me, although I don't know what it is, it’s not delicious frosting.deep-fried unsweetened rice paste filled with sweetened bean paste. This is a truly disgusting thing that can hardly be called food, much less a dessert. It literally pastes your tongue to the roof of your mouth. It’s difficult to produce enough saliva to dissolve it into something you can safely swallow without choking yourself because your epiglottis got pasted shut.