SIERRA VISTA — Open a Dichos cookie and you will find a slip of paper with a message. It's not a fortune like you would expect from a cookie in a Chinese restaurant. Rather, it's a Mexican folk saying ...

A Midtown ad-tech company is off to make its fortune selling advertisements on the small paper slips inside fortune cookies. As privacy changes continue to rock digital advertising channels, ...

David Fenton's kung pao chicken was always followed by a disappointment. He would unwrap the fortune cookie and sigh at the mindless drivel written on the slip of paper tucked inside. Even tacking on ...

Fortune cookies may not be packed with flavor, but we love them anyway because it's fun to eat food that talks back to you and has something more to say than snap, crackle, and pop. Most commercial ...

Have you ever seen fortune cookies as big as your head!? Well, you have now! Tomorrow is National Fortune Cookie Day, and today Erin Jump Fry, CEO & Visionary, joined us today to share a little bit ...

Fortune cookies are now a mainstay of Chinese restaurant meals in the United States, but the tradition likely originated in ancient Japan. Pexels One of the many joys of eating Chinese food in the ...