Nestlé is the world's largest food company, with more than 400 factories around the world, operating in nearly 80% of the world's countries and regions, and is a leader in the local food industry in every country.
 
Nestle wafer biscuits come in two series, Kit Kat and Crunchy Shark. Interestingly, the crunchy shark is unique to the Chinese market, while Kit Kat is popular in most European, American and Asian countries, but it is only blocked in the Chinese market. Kit Kat, as Nestle's ace product, tried to enter the Chinese market as early as the 90s, but because of the high price, it was not accepted by people, and the "flat" product Crispy Shark was put on the market.
 
Kit Kat wafer biscuits are similar to Tim Tam, wafer biscuits are coated with chocolate, but the proportion of Kit Kat chocolate is nearly 70%, more like a chocolate product, the wafer biscuit layer is just to optimize the taste, the overall texture is relatively hard, the chocolate flavor is rich, and there is no sweet and greasy feeling of pure chocolate, the price of 146g is 22 yuan.
 
The chocolate coating of the crunchy shark is a cocoa butter substitute, made from hydrogenated vegetable oil, which is similar to cocoa butter in taste, but not as flavorful as cocoa butter. And the crunchy shark has a relatively thin chocolate layer, and the chocolate taste is very light, almost just hanging a layer of chocolate coating on ordinary wafer biscuits. However, the crunchy shark wafer biscuit slices have a crispy taste and a weak sweetness, which is just suitable for the taste of Chinese people, and is more popular in China than Kit Kat, with a price of about 272g at about 20 yuan, which is relatively cheap and worth a try.