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Japanese Tea Garden and the fortune cookie origin claim

By Seeker 6mo ago
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The Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park is associated in San Francisco lore with Makoto Hagiwara, who is said to have served the precursor to the modern fortune cookie to visitors in the early 20th century. The claim that Hagiwara originated the American fortune cookie is a longstanding element of local culinary lore but is debated by food historians who cite competing origin stories from other California locales. The Japanese Tea Garden and Hagiwara's role are documented parts of the park's history and the broader discussion about the cookie's origin.
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