Founded in 1947, CRIAN is a well-known food company in South Korea and is the "senior big brother" of the Korean food industry. In today's Korean biscuit market, Corion, along with Lotte and Holiyo, is one of the most commonly purchased biscuit brands among Koreans.
 
Different from the traditional multi-layered block structure, the Corian wafer cake is a cylindrical shape that resembles an egg roll, and has a unique shape. The texture is also similar to that of the infused egg roll, with a crispy and fluffy wafer outer layer and a hard texture in the sandwich, which is just right in the middle.
 
There are two flavors of Corian wafers, hazelnut cream and hazelnut chocolate, although the hazelnut content in the ingredients is not as good as Laijia wafers, but the sandwich layer is important in the whole biscuit, the taste is also relatively strong, the sweetness is obvious, and the oil content is high, which is suitable for tasting with greasy drinks. The 284g model contains 18 packs of independent packs, priced at about 25 yuan, the price is moderate, and the amount of each pack is not much, which is a good snack to satisfy cravings.