Soeos Fortune Cookies, Fortune Cookies Individually Wrapped Bulk, Approx 25 Cookies, Individually Packed Crisp Cookies with Fun, Traditional Chinese New Year Fortune Cookie, 4 Ounce (1 Pack)

These are so cool and yummy and the fortunes are great too . My daughter and I pick one everyday to read and laugh and share our wisdom together. She’s never ate the cookie before this brand. Big box full and not one broken , they went faster than I imagined once she ate one they quickly became a favorite sweet treat.

Perfect for my class when we learned about Asian New Year. They were affordable, delicious and added fun to the lesson as each student read his/her fortune. They were fresh and only a few cracked cookies in the box.

Second time I ordered this, they are so good!First time I ordered them, I ordered the 25 pack, my grand children ( only two! ) finished them in one day!!

Very disappointed to get these fortune cookies. I bought them previously and they were great, but this box was stale. Quality must be hit or miss.

Almost every cookie was fresh when opened. The taste, appearance, and texture were on point. Those that tasted fresh were amazing. There were a few of them that were stale. For the price of this box, I expected more consistency in quality. The stale cookies definitely affected the overall experience, but the majority of them were delicious, with a satisfying crunch and just the right hint of sweetness. The fortunes inside were fun and thoughtful, adding a nice touch to each cookie. If you're looking for a treat to share or just enjoy on your own, this is a solid option, but just be prepared for the occasional miss in freshness. I’d still recommend it overall, but a bit more attention to quality control would make this a perfect purchase.

These were perfect! Not many broke in the box, the flavor was good and the fortunes are cute!

These fortune cookies are quite tasty. Sweet, but mild flavor with a great crunch. Thus far, none of mine are broken. So why 3 stars? The fortunes are the goofiest I've ever read, and I've read many a fortune cookie. Normally, fortunes try to inspire or give wisdom. Some fortunes, I still think of to this day. However, I think these fortunes were written for the "modern audience." Just look at my attached photo. I'll respect involuntary restrictions, sure, but if it's voluntary, I have every right to not respect it. The other fortunes I've opened have been uninspiring and completely forgettable, not to mention they are often poorly printed. I also miss the lucky numbers on the back instead of "learning Chinese," especially when everyone's fun fact is "did you know fortune cookies aren't from China?" Engaging stuff here.

Extremely fresh