Scrumpt

Scrumpt provides busy parents with the ingredients and ingredients needed to make fun and healthy lunches for their little ones.

United States, North America Disrupt SF 2015

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Founded Date

2015

Industries

Delivery Food and Beverage Youth-focused

Operating Status

Closed

Website

www.scrumptbox.com

Founders

Bri James Founder

News About Scrumpt

Biotech & Health

Scrumpt now offers fresh, healthy lunches for kids

1:24 PM PDT • April 24, 2017 Megan Rose Dickey

Scrumpt, the healthy lunch for kids startup that debuted at TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco in 2015, recently launched lunch meal kits with fresh food. Before, Scrumpt was only focused on non-perishable foods and required parents to supplement the lunches with items from home.

Startups

Announcing The TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2015 Battlefield Finalists

8:05 PM PDT • September 22, 2015 Matthew Panzarino

We’ve officially closed Day Two of TC Disrupt SF 2015, complete with speaking appearances from John Doerr, Andre Iguodala, Nick Woodman, and Tim Westergren. But as Tuesday of Disrupt comes to a close, so too does the first phase of the TC Disrupt Battlefield. Of the 25 companies to launch on our stage, six were […]

Biotech & Health

Mother And Daughter Team Launch Scrumpt, An Easier Way To Pack A Healthy School Lunch

3:14 PM PDT • September 21, 2015 Sarah Perez

A new wave of startups, including companies like Blue Apron, Plated, HelloFresh and more, have been catering to consumers looking to cook healthier meals at home, but lack the time to shop and source the right ingredients. Today, a new service called Scrumpt is offering a similar option for kids - or rather, for their busy parents who want an easier way to pack a healthy school lunch.

Startups

Announcing The Startup Battlefield Of Disrupt SF 2015

9:00 AM PDT • September 21, 2015 Sam O'Keefe

TechCrunch is pleased to announce the 25 startups selected to participate in the Startup Battlefield of Disrupt SF 2015. Over the next three days, these companies will compete on tech’s biggest stage for $50,000 and the coveted Disrupt Cup. The Battlefield represent the crème de la crème; the startups onstage represent just over 2.5 percent of those that applied. Startup Battlefield serves to showcase the most promising early-stage and, dare we say, disruptive startups in the industry.