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Q: Did you know?

Fortune cookies are not a traditional Chinese custom.
They were invented in 1920 by a worker in the Key Heong Noodle Factory in San Francisco.

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I think anyone that has been in China for a few months knows this.

Maybe people in America don't but as soon as they come over here they will find out fortune cookies are just for Chinese restaurants in the West.

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I don't think any Chiese food we get in the Great White North Cdn is from China, come NA San Fran cooking, realy should be North American Chiese food,, same for chop sieuy

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I've seen them for sale here in China....

As "Genuine American Fortune Cookies".

Awesome.

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