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Estimated: Weilong’s overseas product brochure dates the Konjac Shuang line launch to 2014. This is a product-family estimate for the fragrant spicy variant; its exact flavor debut and current US pack launch are not established. Timeline uses the last day of the sourced year/month window, not a claimed exact launch day.
Estimated: Weilong’s overseas product brochure dates the Konjac Shuang line launch to 2014. This is a product-family estimate for the fragrant spicy variant; its exact flavor debut and current US pack launch are not established. Timeline uses the last day of the sourced year/month window, not a claimed exact launch day.[1]
Firsthand review distinguishes the red fragrant-spicy flavor from mala and sour-spicy variants, reporting similar seasoning with a higher heat level.[1]
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2014 — Konjac Shuang product line. Weilong’s overseas product brochure dates the Konjac Shuang line launch to 2014. This is a product-family estimate for the fragrant spicy variant; its exact flavor debut and current US pack launch are not established. Timeline placement is estimated because an exact product launch day is not verified.[2]
Selected for the Chinese Snack Favorites guide on October 11, 2026. This is an established-product selection.
Product and packWeiLong Konjac Snack, Spicy Hot Strips, Spicy Snacks Latiao La tiao, Chinese Snacks Moyushuang, Spicy Flavor, 卫龙辣条,魔芋爽(香辣), 18g*20 Bags, Pack of 1. Amazon US pack price checked October 11: $9.99 USD, excluding shipping and tax. Prices and stock may change.[1]
Flavor and textureSpice-forward and savory, with a springy, chewy bite. The reviewed red fragrant-spicy variant is hotter than the orange mala version; the selected listing specifies 香辣.[3]
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Customer ratingAmazon customer rating: 4.3/5 from 131 reviews, checked October 11, 2026. This is a retailer customer rating for the linked product listing, not an editorial taste score.[1]
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