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Feastables

Chocolate and snack brand.

ChocolateConsumer packaged goodsCreator brandRetail

ActiveSource [3]Source [8]Last verified Oct 2, 2026

About Feastables

Feastables is a chocolate and snack brand founded by Jimmy Donaldson (MrBeast). It launched on January 29, 2022 with the MrBeast Bar, a chocolate bar made with four ingredients including organic cocoa, after being incubated with Night, Donaldson's management company.Source [1]

The brand sells milk chocolate bars, peanut butter cups and gummies through retailers including Walmart, Target, 7-Eleven, Kroger, Sam's Club, Albertsons and Costco, and online; its website says online sales are moving to mrbeast.store. It reached Walmart stores nationwide in September 2022.Source [4]Source [5]

Sales grew from $33 million in 2022 to $96 million in 2023 and $251 million in 2024, according to company documents reported by Bloomberg, and Fortune reported 2024 profit of more than $20 million, making it larger than the MrBeast media business by revenue. The same documents projected $520 million in 2025 sales.Source [6]Source [3]

Beast Industries is the majority owner. The website is operated by Feastables Inc., and the company is based in Chicago.Source [3]Source [7]Source [2]

What happened

Launched by Jimmy Donaldson (MrBeast) on January 29, 2022 with the MrBeast Bar, with former RXBAR president Jim Murray leading strategy. Fortune reported about $250 million in 2024 sales and said Beast Industries is its majority owner. The website is operated by Feastables Inc.Source [1]Source [3]Source [7]

Timeline

  1. 2026-04Listed by TIME among the core businesses of Beast Industries.Source [8]
  2. 2025-03Bloomberg-reported documents showed Feastables out-earning the MrBeast media business in 2024.Source [6]Source [3]
  3. 2024Sales reached $251 million with more than $20 million in profit.Source [6]Source [3]
  4. 2023Sales reached $96 million.Source [6]
  5. 2022-09Rolled out to Walmart stores nationwide and added vegan cookies.Source [5]
  6. 2022-01Launched the MrBeast Bar in three flavors with a sweepstakes offering a chance to compete for a chocolate factory.Source [1]

Products and brands

  • MrBeast Bar / milk chocolate bars: Chocolate bars, first launched in Original, Almond and Quinoa Crunch flavors.Source [1]Source [4]
  • Peanut butter cups: Chocolate peanut butter cups.Source [4]
  • Gummies: Gummy candy line.Source [4]
  • Cookies: Vegan cookies introduced with the September 2022 Walmart rollout.Source [5]

How it makes money: Sells packaged chocolate and candy wholesale to national retail chains and directly to consumers online, marketed through MrBeast's videos and promotions such as its launch sweepstakes.Source [4]Source [1]Source [3]

Leadership

Jim MurrayStrategy lead at launch (former president of RXBAR)Source [1]Since 2022

Funding and financials

Revenue
$251 million (2024)Source [6]
Profit
More than $20 million (2024)Source [3]
Revenue
$96 million (2023)Source [6]
Revenue
$33 million (2022)Source [6]
Projected revenue
$520 million (2025 projection in company documents)Source [6]

People on Founded, and where they went next

1 person on record, connected to 3 other companies.

PersonHereAlso built
Jimmy Donaldson (MrBeast)Founder2022Lunchly2024ActiveMrBeast Burger2020ActiveBeast IndustriesnowActive

Sources

  1. MrBeast Launches Better-For-You Snacking Brand Feastables, Feastables (PR Newswire), 2022-01-29. Accessed Oct 2, 2026.
  2. Feastables Chicago Office: Careers, Perks + Culture, Built In Chicago. Accessed Oct 2, 2026.
  3. YouTube's biggest star MrBeast makes more money from chocolate than videos, Fortune, 2025-03-11. Accessed Oct 2, 2026.
  4. Feastables homepage, Feastables. Accessed Oct 2, 2026.
  5. MrBeast's Feastables launches in Walmart alongside new product, Dexerto, 2022-09-16. Accessed Oct 2, 2026.
  6. YouTuber MrBeast Makes More Money From This 'Sweet' Side Hustle Than From His Videos, Entrepreneur, 2025-03-11. Accessed Oct 2, 2026.
  7. Website Terms of Use, Feastables. Accessed Oct 2, 2026.
  8. Taming MrBeast: 2026 TIME100 Most Influential Companies, TIME, 2026-04-30. Accessed Oct 2, 2026.

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