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Friday, December 28, 2012

How to Make Organic Fortune Cookies for New Year's Eve

It's almost time to ring in 2013! Once you toast the New Year with delicious fruit-filled bubbly drinks, get things off to a great start by cracking open a homemade organic fortune cookie customized with words of wisdom for your children for the coming year! These organic fortune cookies are super simple to make, and they offer a fun, tasty, kid-friendly way to commemorate the passing of time.

After dinner, or after the clock strikes midnight, let everyone in your family choose a fortune cookie -- then take turns reading your fortunes aloud. You can even custom design each cookie for each specific person in your family! Jump over to Inhabitots to learn how to make these thought-filled cookies with your little ones.

1 comment:

AngelaLillyThursday, January 03, 2013
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! I have always loved a good fortune cookie and they are rare. Most of the ones in restaurants are horrid. Never thought to make them myself!
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