Shark Tank Season 14: Lori Greiner & Peter Jones Go Bananas for Revolutionary Pitch

Sean Adler stepped into the Shark Tank seeking $150,000 for 10% of his company that sells banana hats, Nana Hats, to preserve fresh fruit.
Season 14 Episode 8
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Lori Greiner & Peter Jones Go Bananas for Revolutionary Pitch

[@CNBCAmbition]

Would you use Nana Hats?!

[@CNBCAmbition]

Why not? @user-mt3zz7hk2e 🤔

[@ayupnur2501]

4:53 It's so wholesome how Mark is always looking out for the entrepreneur and stopping them from getting ripped off

[@hearmenow909]

The simplest way to make bananas stay yellow and firm for a whole week is to put them into a Tupperware container, and it keeps the fruit flies away from them too.

[@Anon-qp3kt]

Totally unrelated but Peter is the only reason I understood why Araki made Jonathan Joestar so tall

[@marieloou]

When bananas are ripped, peel them, freeze them and use them in smoothie 🎉

[@gladwinn8735]

Kevin's face 5:19 🤣😆😆😆😆🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂

[@AntonioMartinez-sq2gp]

Nice!

[@TheEnigmaProductions]

Does this even work?

[@rosyvision]

It may be functional but i highly doubt there is much demand for that. It wouldnt work in a store 'cause people would take them off and its added costs. Kids at home will also just take them off. It looks cute but realistically it's not visually effective and i cant imagine kitchens using them and dressing up their bananas either. They could cover them with anything else like normal kitchen food covering.. not these silly childish things.

[@chinsters7644]

You know how many people in the world get bananas that go bad? Especially hot and humid communities? This could be a rock star product aimed to save the planet of wasted food.

[@ericanguyen601]

Yesss in Louisiana we lucky if they last 2 days!

[@lamy8224]

I live in northeastern Pennsylvania, very humid here. I would definitely buy something like this. I hardly buy bananas anymore because they just go to waste.

[@axelf4515]

Why would you throw away dark ripped bananas ?...

[@CNBCAmbition]

What do you use them for?

[@Eazy336]

@@CNBCAmbition You could eat them -.-

[@axelf4515]

@@CNBCAmbition for making banana bread for example, and for any recipe as replacement for sugar and eggs. Or in any desert

[@CNBCAmbition]

Thanks for the tip!@@axelf4515

[@The_Kirk_Lazarus]

*ripened

[@ddonlee]

How does the Hat work to preserve the bananas?

[@EGarrett01]

Apparently the banana releases a gas that then gets absorbed back through the top and causes it to go bad.

[@thesmithersy]

Magic

[@greatideas7]

Pretty good idea

[@theone2be33]

There goes the cattle ranch

[@EmilTheoneandonly]

Nice one

[@davidrowlands8548]

But brown bannas are ideal to eat.

[@awunggawunggshi1137]

Just use aluminium foil or a wet tissue to make it last longer than usual...! Over-engineered product. 👎👎👎

[@kyletrube9061]

They are little hats...on bananas...it's fun!