Meaning of "Fortune Cookie"
A popular Western-style dessert served in Chinese restaurants; when you break the cookie in half, you’ll find a slip of paper inside with today’s fortune or a quote, making it a fun treat to enjoy
"When I went into the restaurant and ordered a fortune cookie at the end of the meal, the moment I broke it open, today’s fortune unfolded right before my eyes."
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