My favourite gothic store, Beserk, often adds little surprises in your parcel when you order online. When I opened my latest package, I was rapt to find a Fortune Cookie among my ghoulish purchases.
At first I assumed it was a black Misfortune Cookie from Pechkeks, which come individually or in a box of 13. As this Friday is Friday the 13th, I thought it would be a fortuitous day to open a Misfortune Cookie.

My only worry was that my cookie was purple and not black. As I took a closer look, I realised it wasn’t a Misfortune Cookie but actually a Beserk Halloween Fortune Cookie. I was momentarily disappointed as I was looking forward to seeing what my misfortunate message would be.
My happiness returned when I realised that a Halloween Fortune Cookie could also contain a misfortunate message! With a sense of excitement and some dread, I cracked open my Fortune Cookie on the morning of Friday the 13th.

Let the Haunting begin!
The perfect drink to have with one of these cookies is a strong cup of Turkish coffee. You’ll find my recipe for Turkish coffee, and tips on how to read your coffee cup, on my previous post Cold Nights And Warm Fortunes.
Happy Friday the 13th, love the fortune cookie and the cup and saucer.
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I found that cup and saucer in Sydney. It’s quite heavy and perfect for coffee cup reading.
Happy Friday the 13th!
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Ooo I want a misfortune cookie now or a Halloween one 😀
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I’m going to have to try the misfortune cookies next!
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Let us know what message you get 😀
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I will!
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I have never seen a purple fortune cookie! Great message, hehe 🙂
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I ordered a black Misfortune Cookie for New Year, but after the year we’ve had, I feel I may be tempting fate!
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Oh, do not tempt fate! Stick with the positive and powerful messages from the Universe 🙂
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I think they’re more humorous than ominous – but it’s 2020 so who knows! 🙂
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