Having College Student's on the Shark Tank with new products, inventions or businesses is nothing new. But having a College Student that invented a new product specifically for students is. Christopher Johnson is the inventor and soon-to-be Shark Tank Star who came up with a better way to cook the #1 meal found in most dorm rooms which is Top Ramen.
While studying at the University of California Davis, Johnson realized he could cook Top Ramen in half the time using a microwave by simply changing the way the bowl was shaped. With a little experimenting and a lot of hard work that followed, the Rapid Romen Cooker was born.
When doing research on the Rapid Ramen, I must say I've never thought about what goes into making a perfect Top Ramen Meal. But Christopher Johnson sure has and seems to of perfected exactly what it takes to make Top Ramen in half the time and only using half the water recommended on the directions.
With thousands of potential customers everywhere on College Campus, Johnson sold over 3000 units in just the first 3 weeks alone and they have been flying off the shelves ever since. The Rapid Ramen Square Bowl already seems to be everywhere for sale including Walmart which doesn't get any bigger than that.
You can also buy the Rapid Ramen Online, but it does help to shop around. For instance, The Rapid Ramon is available on QVC for $17.16 or the same 2 pack on Amazon for only $ 12.99 that could buy more Top Ramen for future meals.
As far as getting a deal on Shark Tank, the Rapid Ramen has Lori Greiner written all over it. The product has already proven itself on QVC which no doubt Lori is very familiar with those numbers. Then again, Barbara Corcoran who also has a good History working with young entrepreneurs, just might get the claws out and the two Shark-ett's go at it once again on episode 503.
What's the Odd's Rapid Ramen gets a deal on the Shark Tank Show?
After watching this video below, I would have to say about 99% Christopher Johnson and the Rapid Ramen will complete a deal with the Sharks. He has a lot going for him, and if Christopher shares his story how he got Rapid Ramen into Walmart, Mark Cuban and Daymond John will also be interested investing in this product.
I found the RRC at Target near me. Might be worth checking.
Clearance at a Walmart. I bought ALL I could find at that store. My daughter is in college and her friends all want them. Can't believe they were on clearance because everyone was like, WHERE DID YOU GET THAT? So she had me get her some bought on clearance, and knowing her, she sold them for more than they cost me. I suppose people didn't know how to market it because most who have one raves about it.
are these still available at Walmart?