Will Uprising Food Ever Be Profitable? | Shark Tank US | Shark Tank Global

Kristen & WIlliam Schumacher are seeking $500k for 3% of their business Uprising Food.

From Season 13 Episode 1

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[noneya]

These two sound like every 'influencer' on my LinkedIn Feed

[Aviciifi]

“It’s not about the money”
**sells tiny loaf of bread for $12**

[BitterComments]

Bread Man: *Loses $1, 000, 000 in his business.*

Also Bread Man: *The sharks are out of their minds not to invest!*

[mjcgreatness]

It’s strange when a company that isn’t profitable comes in asking for a huge valuation and offering such a small percentage

[joesmith-emcd]

They went out of business in March of 2023, if any one was wondering.

[rinraiden]

Middle/lower class people are not going to spend $12 on a tiny loaf of bread. Are these people really that disconnected from reality?

[atomicrecharge]

Can tell he completely missed what the sharks said at the end, it’s not about the health aspect but the costs to acquire a single customer

[kylerider]

The answer to eating to much white bread that isn’t healthy isn’t to buy a 12 dollar loaf instead, it’s to just stop eating bread

[starblaster]

This guy was so full of crap. “Our gen 2 packaging!” He was making stuff up at this point

[daniilpershin]

- Multinational companies ruin people's lives by making unhealthy products and we have a mission to improve people's lives!
- My exit strategy is to sell this to a multinational company
LMAO

[TheWaffles]

Barb actually didnt say anything wild this time. She was right.. this isnt a product, its a cause. And they will never be able to scale to the heights they want that way

[JoeCharogoff]

No cube of bread ever changed someone's health, unless they choked on it.
Healthy bread exists for an entire loaf for half the price of this.

[doowroh]

I'm at 30 seconds in and already bet they don't get a deal. 500k for 3%? Clearly there just for exposure.

[rob_milstein]

These two epitomize all that’s wrong with former corporate employees trying to make their own business (they want to start at the top instead of generating sustainable cash flow). The jargon alone was disqualifying

[briank]

They were not expecting that ending by mark😂😂. And these entrepreneurs were definitely not ready for a deal 😂😂😂

[Salted_Potato]

12 dollars for a loaf of bread that we have to manually slice into 8 pieces, holy damn what were they smoking

[robinabernathy]

You can always strike a chord with Mark if you tell him you did door to door sales.

[acesofglory]

One of the worst valuations I've ever seen

[vivs]

They wanna help the planet and people’s health…then proceed to charge $12 for a small ahh loaf. Many people, specifically the US, who have health issues like diabetes and whatnot, are in low income households. I doubt they would entertain a $12 load of bread when many Americans struggle with buying enough groceries, especially now. They’re helping no one with those prices.

[ElijahBenjamin-ugop]

You've got to be pretty well of if you spend 12 bucks on half a loaf of bread.. In my family we go through 2 full loaves every morning 🤣