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Panda Fortune Cookies Fresh Choose 10, 25, 50, 75, 100, 200,350 Free Ship US 48
$2.89 $4.83
- Product Code: Kari - Out
- Availability: 894
- Price in reward points: 34625
- 1000 Units in Stock
- Restocking Fee:No
- Brand:Kari - Out
- Item must be returned within:30 Days
- Condition:New
- Product:Cookie & Biscuit
- MPN:Does Not Apply
- Return shipping will be paid by:Seller
- All returns accepted:Returns Accepted
- Type:Fortune Cookie
- Refund will be given as:Money Back
- Expiration Date:8/2021
- Food Aisle:Fresh
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10 - 350 Panda Fortune Cookies
Add the perfect after-dinner complement to your restaurant with these Panda fortune cookies.
While fortune cookies are served in Chinese restaurants across America, they are ironically not traditionally served in China. While no one knows exactly where the tradition started, some guess that it began with immigrants in California. Keep the tradition going and serve these cookies when you deliver the guest check at your Hibachi grill, Chinese restaurant, or sushi bar!
Fun Fortunes
These treats contain a paper slip with a fortune for guests to read when they break open the cookie. They'll love seeing what luck has in store for them as much as they love eating the fortune cookie itself! Each contains one fortune slip that is translated from Chinese to English.
Sweet Flavor
The sweet flavor, crispy texture, and subtle glossy look of fortune cookies make them a customer-favorite! Made from wheat flour, water, sugar, and soybean oil, these cookies may be simple, but they're guaranteed to put a smile on your patrons' faces.
Individually Wrapped
To ensure freshness, these Panda fortune cookies are individually wrapped. Whether you place them on a check presenter or drop them in a take-out bag for guests to take home, you can rest assured that the cookies will remain fresh.
Alaska, Hawaii & Puerto Rico extra
10 - 350 Panda Fortune Cookies
Add the perfect after-dinner complement to your restaurant with these Panda fortune cookies.
While fortune cookies are served in Chinese restaurants across America, they are ironically not traditionally served in China. While no one knows exactly where the tradition started, some guess that it began with immigrants in California. Keep the tradition going and serve these cookies when you deliver the guest check at your Hibachi grill, Chinese restaurant, or sushi bar!
Fun Fortunes
These treats contain a paper slip with a fortune for guests to read when they break open the cookie. They'll love seeing what luck has in store for them as much as they love eating the fortune cookie itself! Each contains one fortune slip that is translated from Chinese to English.
Sweet Flavor
The sweet flavor, crispy texture, and subtle glossy look of fortune cookies make them a customer-favorite! Made from wheat flour, water, sugar, and soybean oil, these cookies may be simple, but they're guaranteed to put a smile on your patrons' faces.
Individually Wrapped
To ensure freshness, these Panda fortune cookies are individually wrapped. Whether you place them on a check presenter or drop them in a take-out bag for guests to take home, you can rest assured that the cookies will remain fresh.
