Fortune cookies are uniquely-shaped, crisp cookies made from a simple recipe of flour, sugar, oil and either vanilla or almond flavoring. They are called fortune cookies, because each cookie breaks open to reveal a small slip of paper â a â fortune  â with a prediction for the future, a wise saying, a Chinese word or phrase with its translation, or even a list of lucky numbers.
For an adult, a moderate daily caffeine intake is generally understood to be about 300 mg a day, which is approximately 6 cups of brewed, hot tea or 3 cups of coffee a day. No decaffeinated tea or coffee is completely caffeine free. Decaffeinated tea, like decaffeinated coffee, typically has about 4mg of caffeine per cup.
Not only did Dunkinâ Donuts increase the caffeine of their standard brewed coffee to be more inline with coffee establishments such as Starbucks, but they also reformulated their decaf. In 2015, a medium Dunkinâ Decaf had 74 milligrams of caffeine, which is very high for a decaf coffee with about as much caffeine as an espresso shot. This was not received well by the consumer and I imagine this was part of the reason they went back to more standard caffeine amounts in 2016.