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GoOats on Shark Tank: What makes these oatmeal bites special and where can you buy them? GoOats appeared on the Oct. 23 episode of Shark Tank. Pic credit: @gooatslife/Instagram GoOats will be featured this week on Shark Tank, giving viewers a look at the yummy bite-sized oatmeal treats. Much like several other foods or snack products that appeared on the ABC show, these are a healthy option for both kids and adults. Here are more details on why GoOats are so special and where to purchase them online at a store near you! What makes the GoOats so special? Nahum Jeannot is the founder and Chief Oatmeal Officer (COO) of GoOats. He  created the GoOats product  based on inspiration he received from his mother and grandmother. He says they instilled the concept in him since he was young of always eating healthy. Jeannot recalls coming down to a bowl of oatmeal made from scratch each morning as he was growing up. With GoOats, kids and adults get that oatmeal minus the bowl, making it healthy a

'My stomach was flipping': Jewelry mogul Kendra Scott enters ABC's 'Shark Tank' as guest shark Great Scott! Kendra, that is.  Scott , the founder and CEO of her eponymous jewelry and home decor brand, enters the aggressive waters of ABC's " Shark Tank " Friday (8 EDT/PDT) as the only female Season 12 guest shark.   She joins regulars Barbara Corcoran, Mark Cuban, Lori Greiner, and Kevin O'Leary on Friday's episode.  Just this month, Scott landed at No. 47 on  Forbes' list  of "America’s Richest Self-Made Women" with a reported net worth of $510 million, putting her ahead of Beyoncé, Ellen DeGeneres and Taylor Swift. Scott, 46, says she started her business in a 10-by-11-foot spare bedroom in 2002. With her firstborn   son Cade beside her, then just a few months old, Scott filled orders she'd sold after carrying her samples in a tea box to boutiques in Austin, Texas.  "I actually sold all of my samples to the last store I