The present invention relates to techniques of using fortune cookie like snack (i.e., cookie, chocolate, candy, or other related food item) as an educational tool for school students. In the implementation, the method includes establishing a uniquely designed knowledge database with a variety of educational materials in multiple categories, randomly printing various short question-and-answer type educational inserts, putting them into the fortune cookie like snacks, and distributing them to various academic facilities and homes. Contents within the inserts are classified into various categories, including but not limited to Mathematics, History, Geography, Languages, Sciences, Religions, and all other subjects where a short question-and-answer format within a short period of time will lead to educational value. The value proposition is that such learning tool represents a creative learning approach and can mix education with entertainment. The short question-and-answer format also facilitates enhanced memory for the knowledge acquired due to the unique environment (short questions, relaxation during snack) when the learning occurs. This approach also has the utility of serving as a quick review for specific topic before examination. The Knowledge Database has the added unique feature in which teachers and parents can enter customized questions to the database via the Internet to allow selective knowledge to be provided to their students and children.