Longmont-based brand GoodLove Foods will appear on “Shark Tank” to pitch its line of gluten-free, ready-to-bake pastries.

GoodLove Foods was founded in 2021 by Longmont residents Chennelle Diong and Justin Beaver, who both have celiac disease. When Diong and Beaver met in 2008, gluten-free options for people with ...

Shark Tank Season 16 Episode 12 dropped on ABC on March 7, 2025, and is titled 'Ethan, the Kid Entrepreneur.' The episode featured four pitches from different brands, and investor Daniel Lubetzky ...

In ABC's Shark Tank Season 16 Episode 12, the company GoodLove Foods, which sells frozen, ready-to-bake gluten-free pastries, had a particularly noteworthy presentation before the investors.

Kevin revised his offer to 15%, but the founders accepted Daniel’s deal. Next, GoodLove founder Chennelle Diong pitched her gluten-free frozen pastry line, seeking $150,000 for a 5% stake.

One of the standout pitches came from Chennelle Diong, founder of GoodLove Foods, who sought $150,000 for a 5% stake in her company. GoodLove Foods offers frozen, ready-to-bake, gluten-free pastries.

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Chennelle Diong, founder and CEO of Longmont-based GoodLove Foods, secured a $150,000 deal with investor Lori Greiner on ...