Yum Crumbs

Shark Tank founder · Season 15

Delson Jeanvilma

Founder of Yum Crumbs

Company
Yum Crumbs
On the show
S15 · Ep 7
Result
Deal · $100K
Company today
Still in business

Who is Delson Jeanvilma?

Delson Jeanvilma founded Yum Crumbs, a dessert topping company, in 2020 out of a family baking business. Making custom crumb cakes took too much time, so the family developed a ready-to-use crumble that could go on ice cream, yogurt, cakes and other desserts, later adding gluten-free, low-sugar and vegan versions. He started with about $300 and generated roughly $220,000 in the first year by selling to neighborhood bakeries, followed by about $575,000 in year two. The business grew to supply 33 bake shops and a national crafts chain, and its leading customer became the convenience chain Wawa.

Yum Crumbs describes itself as a minority-owned business. Jeanvilma pitched on Shark Tank in Season 15 with his son Zayden, asking for $100,000 for 10% and reporting $1.7 million in lifetime sales. They accepted $100,000 for 20% from Barbara Corcoran and Daymond John, citing the sharks' baking industry experience. Since the show the company has added bundles and new flavors and continues selling online and to bakeries and food service customers.

Sources (3)
  1. foodrepublic.com/1446126/what-to-know-yum-crumbs-shark-tank/
  2. primetimer.com/features/shark-tank-update-what-happened-to-yum-crumbs-after-t…
  3. yumcrumbs.com/pages/about-us

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The Shark Tank deal

Delson and Zaydon Jeanvilma from FL pitched Yum Crumbs in Shark Tank Season 15, Episode 7 (aired Nov 17, 2023). They asked for $100,000 in exchange for 10% equity, valuing the business at $1M. The entrepreneurs walked away with a deal from Barbara Corcoran and Daymond John: $100,000 for 20%. That put the final valuation at $500K, 50% below what they originally asked for.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Delson Jeanvilma doing now?

He runs Yum Crumbs, which sells dessert toppings online and to bakeries and food service customers.

What deal did Yum Crumbs get on Shark Tank?

Barbara Corcoran and Daymond John invested $100,000 for 20% after the Jeanvilmas asked for $100,000 for 10%.

How did Delson Jeanvilma start Yum Crumbs?

He started with about $300, selling a ready-made crumble topping to neighborhood bakeries.

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