
The concept gained further fame in 1960 when director Billy Wilder used fortune cookies to promote his film The Fortune Cookie, starring Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau. Wilder ordered 15,000 cookies from Jung’s bakery, each containing the message, “A great picture is in your future…,” marking a clever milestone in the cookie’s history.
Today, Lady Fortunes® Gourmet Cookie Company continues this Los Angeles legacy, elevating the classic fortune cookie with a gourmet flair and creative twist. It’s no surprise that Hollywood celebrities, Fortune 500 companies, and even the White House have turned to Lady Fortunes® for a unique and delicious alternative to traditional gourmet gifts. The company’s Giant Gourmet Fortune Cookies, hand-dipped and decorated by skilled Confectionary Artisans, feature a personalized message on a 1-foot-long fortune inside. High-profile names like Tom Cruise and Natalie Portman have received these treats as gifts from Creative Artists Agency, one of many prominent agencies relying on Lady Fortunes® for marketing, promotions, and distinctive client gifts.

Lady Fortunes® has also caught the attention of major publications like O, The Oprah Magazine, Scientific American, and InStyle Magazine, which have embraced the company’s versatile offerings. Their Belgian Chocolate Picture Cookies have become a go-to for magazine launches, special issues, and events, showcasing the brand’s ability to blend creativity with flavor. The White House itself tapped Lady Fortunes® in 2004 to create edible Oreo® Picture Cookies featuring the Presidential Seal for the Second Annual Party for the President, hosted by Laura Bush—a massive hit among attendees.

As the nation’s premier fortune cookie company, Lady Fortunes®—based in Los Angeles, CA—offers gourmet fortune cookies in three sizes, alongside a diverse range of other gourmet products. These confections are available nationwide at prestigious retailers like Williams Sonoma, Macy’s, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Harry and David, as well as major stores like Costco and Sam’s Club.

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