Fortune Cookies
From a plain vanilla shell in a clear cello bag right up to a chocolate-coated cookie topped with an edible printed image, the choice of branded fortune cookies goes further than most people expect. The everyday cookie is crisp vanilla with a message slip printed on one side. Dip it in chocolate and roll it through coloured sprinkles and it turns into a little dessert. The fanciest version keeps the chocolate and sprinkles, adds the edible image on top and tucks in a slip printed on both sides, with sprinkle colours to choose from. Then there's the white paper noodle box, filled with loose cookies, for when one cookie isn't quite enough.
This isn't a dessert anyone plans to fill up on. For guests at a not-for-profit's gala dinner, it's the bit of fun that lands with the coffee, a snap of the shell and a slip to read aloud to the person beside them. Someone always gets a fortune that fits a little too well, and the whole table laughs. Tuck a few into pillow boxes for guests to take home.
Most styles can be printed, and the noodle boxes can be branded with a printed sticker. Chocolate styles keep their shine best when stored cool and dry, so these printed fortune cookies are a happy pick for winter events.
Before You Order
Are these a good gift for real estate agents to hand out?
Yes, buyers leaving an open home enjoy cracking one open on the walk back to the car. A plain cookie in its own cello bag sits neatly in a bowl by the door and copes well on a warm afternoon.
Do custom fortune cookies suit a school fete?
They do, because kids love the surprise of reading a fortune at the cake stall. Chocolate styles with coloured sprinkles look bright on a table, and a few slips can say winner for a lucky dip prize.
Do branded fortune cookies work for a restaurant or dinner event?
Yes, the chocolate and sprinkle style doubles as a small dessert for diners finishing a meal. Keep stock cool and dry below 22°C so the coating stays firm and holds its shine.
Can a small business use promotional fortune cookies as a client gift?
Yes, a white paper noodle box of cookies lands well on a client's desk, where the team shares them over a cuppa. Each cookie inside has its own slip, so everyone in the office gets a fortune.