The Want Want snowcake becomes Want Want Senbei when heated, because Want Want snowcake lifts the quilt (Want Want lifts the quilt) when it is hot.

The Want Want Senbei was Want Want's earliest product. Want Want also has Want Want Snow Cake, Want Want Thick Roasted Seaweed, and Want Want Rice Cake. The State Administration of Quality Supervision announced the results of the second batch of national supervision and sampling tests on product quality in 2010, in which the "Want Want Fairy Shells" produced by Weifang Ruimai Food Co.

May 17, 2010, Shandong Quality and Technical Supervision Bureau in addition to the sampling of similar products, test results show that the Weifang factory of Senbei products are up to the test standards.

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The origin of the name Want Want Xianbei

The pancake was introduced to Taiwan from Japan, and the Japanese called the pancake "Xianbei" during the Japanese colonial era when a large number of Japanese came to Taiwan and brought this technology to Taiwan.

Senbei, refers to the puffed food in the puffed pastry, and even exaggerated that it is very much like shellfish. The name "senbei" is a euphemism for "pancake" (せんべい), which is pronounced like the Chinese word "senbei" in Japanese.

In the late 70s, Tsai Eng-Meng took over as chairman of the board of directors, and in 1983, the group signed a technical cooperation contract with Iwatsuka, one of the three largest rice cracker manufacturers in Japan, to develop the rice cracker market in Taiwan, and began to develop its own brand gradually, and later the company launched the "Want Want Cian Bei", which was a great success.