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Is Quevos Still in Business? (2026 Update)
Is Quevos from Shark Tank still around in 2026? Its on-air agreement, what happened afterward, and current ordering options.
Quevos turned egg whites into a pita-style chip, and the pitch worked well enough that Daniel Lubetzky came back a season later to invest again. The brand has since changed hands entirely, acquired by a food industry veteran in 2023, but the chips themselves are still on shelves and still selling.
The Short Answer
Yes, Quevos is still in business. The company has been through an ownership change since its Shark Tank appearance, but it continues operating and its egg white chips remain available through Amazon and various retail stores.
That ownership transition is worth understanding rather than treating as a red flag: a healthy small brand being acquired by an experienced operator is generally a growth signal, not a distress signal, and the details here support that reading.
The Shark Tank Pitch
Co-founders Nick Hamburger and Zack Schreier pitched Quevos in Season 12, Episode 11, presenting pita-style chips made from egg whites, marketed on their protein and fiber content as a better-for-you alternative to standard tortilla or potato chips.
The founders' original ask was 200,000 dollars for 5 percent equity, but they walked away with a considerably richer deal than what they came in asking for.
The Deal That Got Done
Daniel Lubetzky, the founder of KIND Snacks, structured the investment as 200,000 dollars for 10 percent equity plus an additional 200,000 dollar line of credit, giving the founders both an equity infusion and a working-capital cushion to handle the production ramp a hit Shark Tank episode typically triggers.
That line of credit detail matters for a food brand specifically, since scaling up manufacturing to meet a post-air sales spike is one of the most common points of failure for small snack companies. Lubetzky did not stop there either, reportedly returning to make an additional 1.35 million dollar investment during Season 13, well beyond his original stake.
Fast Growth, Then a Sale
Sales reportedly jumped from 1.3 million dollars to 3.2 million dollars in just eight months following the episode, a growth rate that clearly justified Lubetzky's follow-on investment a season later.
In 2023, Quevos was acquired by Joe Oblas, a food industry operator who co-founded both Stryve Foods and Prosupps, two established brands in the protein and supplement space. An acquisition by someone with that specific background suggests Quevos was seen as a strategic fit for a broader protein-snack portfolio rather than a distressed asset being picked up cheap.
Egg white protein chips sit at an interesting intersection between the snack aisle and the sports nutrition aisle, and an operator with Oblas's background in both protein bars and supplement brands is well positioned to push the product into new distribution channels that the original founders, coming from a general food industry background, may not have had the same relationships to access.
Quevos net worth in 2026
No publicly confirmed net worth or acquisition price has been disclosed for the 2023 sale of Quevos, so this article will not speculate on a dollar figure for the transaction or the company's current value. What is verifiable is the growth trajectory leading up to that sale: from a roughly 4 million dollar valuation on the original Shark Tank ask to 3.2 million dollars in annual sales within eight months of the episode airing, plus a follow-on investment from Lubetzky worth well over a million dollars.
Under new ownership since 2023, the company's current financials have not been made public, and any net worth figure attached to Quevos today would be unverified.
Where Things Stand Now
Quevos pitched in Season 12, closed a 200,000 dollar deal plus a line of credit with Daniel Lubetzky at 10 percent equity, grew sales to 3.2 million dollars within eight months, and drew a second, larger investment from Lubetzky the following season. In 2023, the company was acquired by food industry operator Joe Oblas.
The chips are still on shelves and still available on Amazon under the new ownership. Quevos is active, has changed hands once, and by every available signal is still a going concern, now backed by an owner with a track record in exactly the protein and supplement categories the brand is trying to reach.
Recorded pitch result
Recorded on-air deal
- $200,000 recorded amount
- 10% equity
- With Daniel Lubetzky
These are the recorded on-air terms. The pitch fields do not confirm completed funding; a company update may report later closing, changed terms or a deal that fell through.
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