Shark Tank Update
Shark Tank Pitch
The Cookie Dough Cafe Shark Tank Update
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Normal, IL
| Name | The Cookie Dough Cafe |
|---|---|
| Main Presenters | Julia Schmid and Joan Pacetti |
| Presenter Image | |
| Product Image | |
| Last Known in Business | 1/28/2023 |
| Main Location | Normal, IL Loading Map |
| Order Shown in Episode | 2 |
| Final Deal | Deal was made on the show with sharks Lori Greiner, Steve Tisch for $100k for 30% of company, but it fell through after the show. |
The Cookie Dough Cafe Shark Tank Pitch
Julia Schmid and Joan Pacetti are sisters who love eating cookie dough despite the warnings about eating raw dough. To solve their dilemma, they created cookie dough without eggs designed to be eaten raw and started the business, The Cookie Dough Cafe.
Julia and Joan have invested $35k into their business. Sales lifetime are $24k, with last month's sales being $1600 through seven stores. $11k of their sales have come from their hometown grocery store in Normal, Illinois. They plan to use the investment to buy machinery to automate their production process.
The Cookie Dough Cafe has shown signs of expansion, so Lori and Steve team up on an offer. Julia and Joan negotiate the offer down a bit and accept a deal.
Offers
| Made By | Label | Sharks Part of Deal | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Company | Offered | $50k for 20% of company | |
| Sharks | Out | Daymond John | Out |
| Sharks | Out | Mark Cuban | Out |
| Sharks | Out | Kevin O'Leary | Out |
| Sharks | Offered | Lori Greiner, Steve Tisch | $100k for 40% of company |
| Company | Offered | Lori Greiner, Steve Tisch | $50k for 20% of company |
| Sharks | Deal Never Closed | Lori Greiner, Steve Tisch | $100k for 30% of company |
Mark Cuban
Out
Daymond John
Out
Kevin O'Leary
Out
Lori Greiner
Deal Never Closed
Steve Tisch
Deal Never Closed
Updates in Shark Tank Episodes
| Update Season | Update Episode |
|---|---|
| No Episode Updates | |
The Cookie Dough Cafe After Shark Tank
It appears that the deal with Lori Grenier and Steve Tisch never went through. Julia Schmid and Joan Pacetti write updates about The Cookie Dough Cafe on the companies blog, thecookiedoughcafe.com https://thecookiedoughcafe.com/blogs/news.Link Preview
thecookiedoughcafe.com
After Shark Tank, they grew into more stores and launched new skews, such as cookie dough bars. The Cookie Dough Cafe opened a brick-and-mortar store in Portland, Oregon, in 2017. In 2019 they traveled around the country in a company food truck to hand out samples. By 2022 they had products in 10k stores.
As of 2023 products can be bought on their website, thecookiedoughcafe.com https://thecookiedoughcafe.com https://www.facebook.com/thecookiedoughcafe https://x.com/CookieDoughCaf1 https://www.instagram.com/thecookiedoughcafe, which looks well put together by the way. They are also active on Facebook Link Preview
thecookiedoughcafe.com , Twitter, @CookieDoughCaf1 Link Preview
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