What happened to The Cookie Dough Cafe on Shark Tank?
But their product was only available in seven stores, and they needed to expand.
With ease, she successfully reeled another Shark into the deal.
“I was also sitting here thinking, when you said it’d be good in stadiums…
Agreeing that pints would do well in sports venues and hotels, Greiner and Tisch decided to partner up.
They doubled the original offer: $100k for a 40% stake.
Despite Kevin “Mr.
Wonderful” O’Leary’s urging them to take Lori and Steve’s offer, the sisters doubled down.
They eventually settled on $100,000 for a 30% stake, split equally between Greiner and Tisch.
However, the company still saw success after appearing on the series.
After raw cookie dough conveniently became a trend in 2017, the Cookie Dough Cafe saw continued success.
They also snagged a licensing deal with Oreo, which is included in their signature cookies and cream flavor.
They also sell directly off of their website charging $59 for eight mini cups of dough.
