What Happened to Life Raft Treats After Shark Tank.

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Издатель Jun 16, 2026

What Happened to Life Raft Treats After Shark Tank.
In Season 16 of Shark Tank, Cynthia Wong and her husband, John David, walked into the Tank with a wild idea: ice cream that looks exactly like a bucket of fried chicken. They were seeking a $250,000 investment for a 5% stake in their business, Life Raft Treats.
Cynthia, an award-nominated pastry chef, created the unique dessert using waffle-flavored ice cream, a chocolate pretzel "bone," caramelized white chocolate, and crunchy cornflakes. The result was so realistic that it looked just like fried chicken.
The Sharks were shocked when they learned the chicken was actually ice cream. Not only did it look real, but they also loved the taste. Cynthia and John impressed the Sharks with their signature nine-piece chicken bucket, which sells for $109 and ships nationwide.
Although the Sharks loved the creativity behind the product, they had concerns about the frozen food business and the company's valuation. One by one, every Shark decided not to invest.
But the story didn't end there! Even without a deal, the national exposure sent sales soaring. Life Raft Treats continued growing rapidly. Today, customers can purchase these viral treats in over 500 retail stores. Their unusual "fried chicken ice cream" remains one of the most memorable food products ever featured on Shark Tank.
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