Coffee Joulies

Coffee Joulies on Shark Tank Show

Coffee Warming Beans - Season 4 - Episode 414

Dave Petrillo and Dave Jackson
Inventors of the Coffee Joulies

 Coffee Joulies are jewels you add to your coffee. This is an invention, that I must say, I really like. If you have ever tried to drink coffee when it was either too hot to drink or already cold enough you are constantly needing a refill, you may also be interested in the Coffee Joulies. Getting your coffee to the exact temperature that you prefer has always been a constant problem, until now.

 The Coffee Joulies are actually replicated to look like a coffee bean that is made out of stainless steel. By adding a few coffee joulies into your hot beverage, it starts a chain reaction that is determined by how hot the temperature is. When you first pour a cup of coffee that is above 140 degrees and hot enough to burn your mouth, the Coffee Joulies (magic coffee beans) go to work and bring down the temperature to the optimal level. These beans then store the extra heat generated and will begin releasing the heat back into the coffee's temperature giving you a perfect cup of coffee over an extended period of time.

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What is so magical about these metal beans is whats inside the stainless steel shell.
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Teddy Needs a Bath

Teddy Needs a Bath on Shark Tank Show

Teddy Bear Cleaning Bag - Season 4 - Episode 414

Nicole Townend Demonstrates Her Invention
"Teddy Needs A Bath"

 So what do you do with your kid's poor worn out and dirty TeddyBear? You give him a bath of course. Not just any bath but a bath made especially for Teddy Bears. Inventor Nicole Townend from Huntington Beach, California, is making her way into the Shark Tank to help save teddy bears around the world. Nicole made it her mission to save Teddy and all his stuffed animal friends when she needed to clean her daughter's stuffed animals. As hard as she looked there was nothing on the market that was specifically for cleaning stuffed animals. The entrepreneurial bug took over and she soon found herself making various ways to clean teddy bears and stuffed animals. The process took a full year before Townend was satisfied with her new invention and wanted a name that got right to the point. It all started when she said "Teddy Needs A Bath". Yep, there's no doubt what this product is used for.

"Teddy Needs A Bath"
 Gets Major News Coverage On The Today Show

The Teddy Needs A bath product is 20"x30"100% Eco-Friendly
Cotton bag with a large plastic zipper to accommodate Teddy and all his Friends. The cotton bag keeps Teddy nice and safe inside while he takes a bath inside the washing machine. Once he gets a good scrubbing you simply throw him in the dryer and take him for a couple of spins around and around. Take him out, unzip the bag and Teddy will look (and smell) as good as new.

How much does "Teddy Needs A Bath" Cost?

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SubZero Ice Cream

Sub Zero Ice Cream on Shark Tank Show

Instant Ice Cream - Season 4 - Episode 414

Making Ice Cream In the 21st Century

 Subzero Ice Cream has a new twist on an old fashion (and delicious) idea. Forget 31 flavors to choose from, the inventors of Sub Zero Ice Cream, Jerry and Naomi Hancock, have over a trillion combinations. A trillion combinations of ice cream? It's a pretty big statement that the Sub Zero Ice Cream inventors can actually back up. With their patented process, they can make your "new" favorite flavor as creamy as creamy can get, in about 15 seconds. What makes this new ice cream so unique from really everything else on the market, is the fact it's made right in front of  you while you watch this new scientific process of making your favorite desert.

You first start by choosing one of six Ice Cream Bases.
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Shark Tank Episode 414

Shark Tank Show Episode 414

1-11-2013

  This Fridays Shark Tank Show feature's one of the most successful inventions that has ever raised money on Kickstarter.com. In fact, episode 414 will be featuring two of the four contestant's who raised additional seed money using the Kickstarter platform. It seems to becoming a big part of the Shark Tank theme to pick successful campaign's that overwhelmingly raise more money on Kickstarter.com then their initial goals. If you need to raise fund's for your business and have been thinking of trying out for the Shark Tank Show, but have not tried to raise capital from a crowd funding site just yet, you may want to take this into consideration before applying. Keep your goal reasonable with a fair amount of certainty that you can crush those numbers which will certainly add to the credibility to your product.

Coffee Joulies

  A very good case study that will be on the Shark Tank this Friday Night is Coffee Joulies. Less then two years ago, two guy's by the name of Dave, started a simple Kick Starter Campaign to help keep your coffee warmer for a longer time. A little over a Month later their campaign ended with over $300k in start-up capital. These guy's have already proven there is a big demand for their invention which will give them a very good edge when they go into the Shark Tank. Look for more of a strategic partnership then just an investment of money coming from the Sharks. This is one product I would like to try for myself.
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