SNACK BRANDS WINNING OVER INVESTORS ON SHARK TANK INDIA

Bluepine Foods

Founded in 2016, Bluepine Foods specializes in frozen momos with traditional Himalayan ingredients. The Delhi-based company also runs Yangkiez, a line of momo QSRs. Founder Aditi Madan, who missed the flavors of the Himalayas after moving to the capital, launched Bluepine to tap into India’s love for momos. The company secured funding of Rs 75 lakh for 16% equity from Shark Tank India judges Aman Gupta, Vineeta Singh, and Ashneer Grover. This investment will help Bluepine Foods expand its reach and bring the taste of the Himalayas to more consumers.

The State Plate

This Bengaluru-based startup delivers local and traditional hometown snacks, sweets, spices, pickles, and drinks from across India to your home. Founders Muskaan Sancheti and Raghav Jhawar aim to create a one-stop destination for all regional food needs. They impressed Shark Tank India judge and Lenskart founder and CEO Peyush Bansal, securing a deal for Rs 40 lakh for 3% equity and a debt line of Rs 25 lakh. The State Plate's ability to satisfy unique cravings has made it a favorite on Shark Tank India.

Get-A-Whey

Founded by siblings Jash Shah and Pashmi Shah Agarwal, along with their mother Jimmy Shah, Get-A-Whey offers a range of healthy ice cream options. With 10 grams of protein per scoop and just 4 grams of fat per scoop, customers can enjoy guilt-free desserts. Jash and Jimmy secured an investment of Rs 1 crore for 15% equity in the first edition of Shark Tank India, with investors including Ashneer Grover, Aman Gupta, and Vineeta Singh. Get-A-Whey continues to appeal to health-conscious consumers looking for delicious treats.

Beyond Snáck Kerala Banana Chips

This Kerala-based company, run by Manas Madhu, aims to bring hygiene and scale to the banana chips market. Partnering with farms across the state, Beyond Snáck produces high-quality banana chips with no human contact. Madhu secured Rs 50 lakh for 2.5% equity from Shark Tank India judges Ashneer Grover and Aman Gupta. The investment will help Beyond Snáck reduce banana waste and bring their unique product to a wider audience.

TagZ Food Brands

Bengaluru-based TagZ offers ‘never baked, never fried’ popped potato chips with 50% less fat compared to regular potato chips. Founders Anish Basu Roy and Sagar Bhalotia introduced the popping technology to India, offering flavors like Italian Cheese, Beer n Barbecue, and Thai Vodka Tom Yum. They secured Rs 70 lakh for 2.75% equity from Shark Tank India judge Ashneer Grover. TagZ caters to health-conscious snack lovers and aligns with trends in Shark Tank India fashion and Shark Tank India clothing.

Let’s Try

Let’s Try offers a range of tasty namkeen, including Bikaneri bhujia and healthy mixtures, all made with 100% groundnut oil and ingredients like flax seeds. Delhi-based founders Nitin Kalra, Chitra Gupta, Neelam Kalra, and Geetanjali raised Rs 45 lakh from Shark Tank India judges Anupam Mittal and Aman Gupta for 12% of their company. Let’s Try taps into India's love for snacks, making it a popular choice for chai time and beyond.

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These snack brands have not only showcased their innovative ideas on Shark Tank India but have also successfully secured significant investments, propelling their ventures forward. Their unique approaches and dedication to quality reflect the diverse interests of the Sharks and the vibrant entrepreneurial spirit celebrated in Shark Tank India fashion and Shark Tank India clothing.

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