So the vegetable ice cream brand left the tank without a deal. Jessica shared that she wasn’t interested in a loan and was looking for a strategic partner to help guide Peekaboo Organics into the coming years, but the sharks weren’t willing to change their offer. On the flip side, Kevin offered $800,000 as a loan at 9% interest over the next three years, plus 8% equity with no contingency. Lori Greiner offered $800,000 as a loan at 6% interest over the next three years, plus 5% equity contingent on the fact that she creates a low fat and low carb version. However, Jessica fired back saying that Peekaboo Organics was expecting to do $5 million in sales over the next year, as it would be in over 3,000 stores.ĭespite the tough pitch, Jessica found herself with an offer from Lori Greiner, as well as Kevin O’Leary, who went out but came back in to make an offer. However, this is where the positive news ended for Jessica, as the sharks blasted her on her $10 million valuation when she only had $450,000 in sales in just over a year. ![]() ![]() After a blind taste test, all of the sharks agreed that the product was great and the vegetables couldn’t be tasted. While the ice cream itself isn’t healthy, the added vegetables help its consumers get in some healthy foods with their guilty pleasure. Peekaboo Organics appeared on Shark Tank Season 12 Episode 8 and is an indulgent ice cream brand made with vegetables.
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