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Incredible Eats After Shark Tank - 2023 Update

Incredible Eats appeared on Shark Tank with an edible way of replacing the use of plastic utensils. Are they still in business as of 2023?

An Edible Spoon Of 20 Calories: The Success Story Of IncrEDIBLE Eats.

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American business reality show Shark Tank 13 all set to premiere from March 19 | DEETS inside

Shark Tank 13 audience will also get to see entrepreneurs of Indian origin like Param Dhoot, co-founder of Mute Me, Dinesh Tadepalli – co-founder of Incredible Eats, Amanat Anand and Shubham Issar, co-founders of Soapen and Sabeena Ladha – Founder of Deux pitching their business plans in front of th