While the Sharks like the ice cream sandwiches, they don’t like the thin margins and high valuation. They want an investment to scale, automate production, and fund purchase orders. The women explain that they’re so successful, they’re having trouble keeping up with demand. As they hand out product and explain the business, it’s clear the Sharks like the product. Gwen and Christine enter seeking $400,000 for 10% of their business. With a multitude of flavor choices, you’re sure to find something you like. If you live in California (or Carson City, Nevada), you can pick up their ice cream sandwiches at one of over 300 independent retailers and Safeway supermarkets. They sell 16 packs of Mavens Creamery products on their website for $100 – that’s $6.25 each. In 2015, they moved to a commercial kitchen, and it was nothing but growth from that point on. They sold out of 400 sandwiches that day and knew they were on to something. Without any culinary experience, they perfected their ice cream sandwiches and debuted at a local dessert shop. The sisters started Mavens Creamery in their parents’ garage back in 2014. The Nguyen sisters pack delicious, premium ice cream inside and make ice cream sandwiches that are taking California by storm.
They’re not to be confused with macaroons, which are made with coconuts – not almonds. Macarons are a French cookie made with almond powder or ground almonds. Who doesn’t love a well-made ice cream sandwich? That is something that sisters Gwen and Christine Nguyen want to capitalize on with Mavens Creamery, their macaron ice cream sandwich business.
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