Rollin Greens
DealPlant and grain-based frozen snacks
Best known from its Shark Tank appearance, Rollin Greens is a plant and grain-based frozen snacks in Season 11, and convinced Robert Herjavec to invest.
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From the show
The Shark Tank pitch
- $500K
- Asked for
- 10%
- Offered equity
- $5M
- Sought valuation
- $500K
- Deal amount
- 20%
- Deal equity
- $2.5M
- Deal valuation
Ryan and Lindsey Cunningham walked into the Tank in Season 11, Episode 24 in the episode that aired May 15, 2020. Rollin Greens, the plant and grain-based frozen snacks, pitched in the Food & Drink category, one of 318 food & drink businesses to brave the Tank across all 17 seasons.
On the carpet, the number was $500,000 for a 10% stake, which valued the company at $5M.
Robert Herjavec made the deal at $500,000 for 20% equity. That priced the company at $2.5M, a haircut from the $5M the founders walked in asking for, which is how negotiations in the Tank usually go.
Rollin Greens was one of 96 businesses to pitch in Season 11, where 63 deals got done. In the Food & Drink category overall, roughly 61% of pitches have landed a shark across the show's history.
The full story
Everything to know about Rollin Greens
Rollin Greens started as a plant-based snack brand best known for Millet Tots, a vegan, grain-based take on the tater tot, along with cauliflower-based wings. The company was founded by husband-and-wife team Ryan and Lindsey Cunningham of Colorado. Ryan, a chef, built the recipes around whole grains and vegetables, aiming to make frozen comfort-food snacks that fit plant-based and better-for-you diets.
The Cunninghams came to Season 11 asking for 500,000 dollars for 10 percent. They tried to attract more than one shark and pushed for Lori Greiner to join, but she declined. Robert Herjavec stepped up with an offer the couple accepted of 500,000 dollars for 20 percent equity, betting on the growing demand for plant-based foods and the brand's distinctive product lineup.
Rollin Greens stood out by taking a familiar nostalgic food, the tater tot, and reinventing it as a vegan, millet-based snack, which made the pitch easy to grasp and taste-test on the spot. The founders' chef-and-partner dynamic and their clear read on the plant-based trend gave the segment credibility beyond a single novelty product.
Where Rollin Greens is now
After the show the brand kept selling and growing, although reporting indicates the deal with Robert Herjavec did not ultimately close. Over time the company shifted its focus away from the original tots and wings and toward plant-based meat alternatives, a pivot that reportedly came with stronger margins and won category recognition for its plant-based chicken.
As of 2026 RollinGreens continues to operate as a plant-based food company centered on meat alternatives rather than its original frozen tots. Its products have been carried by large retailers and online channels, and the brand remains active through its website at rollingreens.com.
Where to buy Rollin Greens
RollinGreens sells through its website at rollingreens.com and has been carried by major grocery retailers and online marketplaces. Note that the lineup has evolved away from the original Millet Tots toward plant-based meat alternatives, so what you can buy today differs from the Shark Tank product. If you follow a plant-based diet and want frozen meat substitutes from a brand with a real track record, it is worth a look, but confirm current items before expecting the original tots.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy Rollin Greens?
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Did Rollin Greens get a deal on Shark Tank?
Yes. Rollin Greens closed a deal for $500,000 in exchange for 20% equity, with Robert Herjavec.
Which shark invested in Rollin Greens?
Robert Herjavec invested in Rollin Greens ($500,000 total as aired).
What season of Shark Tank was Rollin Greens on?
Rollin Greens appeared in Season 11, Episode 24, which aired May 15, 2020.
How much was Rollin Greens asking for on Shark Tank?
The founders asked for $500,000 for 10% of the company, a $5M valuation.
Does Rollin Greens still make Millet Tots?
The brand has shifted its focus toward plant-based meat alternatives and moved away from its original tots and cauliflower wings. Check rollingreens.com for the current product lineup before ordering.
Did Rollin Greens close the deal with Robert Herjavec?
They agreed to 500,000 dollars for 20 percent on air, but reporting indicates the deal did not ultimately close. The company kept operating and growing on its own.
Who founded Rollin Greens?
It was founded by Ryan and Lindsey Cunningham, a husband-and-wife team from Colorado. Ryan is a chef and built the brand's plant-based recipes.
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