Frozen One raises $2 million in seed funding
Frozen One, a high-protein ice cream company, has raised $2 million in seed funding led by Supernatural Ventures. The company will use the funds to scale production and expand into approximately 1,464 Target retailers nationwide.
Frozen One, a high-protein ice cream company based in Austin, Texas, has secured $2 million in seed funding led by Supernatural Ventures, the venture capital arm of The Angel Group. The company, founded by Conner Mennig and Alan Chen, offers a range of high-protein ice cream flavors with 40 grams of protein and less than 400 calories per pint. Frozen One has already been available in around 700 stores, including Bristol Farms and Wegmans Food Markets. The company will now expand into approximately 1,464 Target retailers across the US, as well as other major grocery store chains. The funding will be used to scale production, marketing efforts, and drive sales at retailers. Frozen One's products are formulated with skim milk, whey protein concentrate, and other ingredients to keep fat and sugar content low.
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