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Family and food are the foundation of a healthy community

As parents to five spirited children and ex-Division One athletes, we've felt the challenges of juggling active lifestyles with nutritious eating. With a world caught up in diet trends that often misguide us about carbs, we embarked on a mission right from our basement.

Using just a hamburger press and sheer determination, we defied big industry norms and crafted the healthiest and tastiest nutrition bar. Our inspiration?

The "Blue Zones," regions where people lead exceptionally long, healthy lives, championing carbs as a dietary staple. Enter our "Mom on a Mission Bar."

It's not just a snack; it's a testament to our belief in the power of simple, nutritious ingredients.

Our oat-based, gluten and soy-free bar celebrates carbohydrates, making it the world's premier carb bar. Dive into a unique taste journey that prioritizes both flavor and health.

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Carbs and fats aren't taboo,

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Delicious, nutritious, and no mess? Mom on a Mission bars have it all! That’s why Moms and families love them.

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By Justin Kershaw

News

Nov 22, 2021

Intellectual challenges & Circles

They think you’re stupid, they need an intellectual challenge.

In 1969 John Adair introduced a 9 dot puzzle where the goal of the puzzle is to connect the dots by drawing four straight, continuous lines that pass through each of the 9 dots, while never lifting the pencil from the paper. The goal is only accomplished by drawing the lines outside the confines of the square area defined by the nine dots themselves, thus comes the phrase “Think Outside The Box”.

It’s clear that the nutrition bar industry is still stuck in the old, boxed in way of thinking. Just look at the shapes of our competitor’s bars.

The reason nutrition bars are in a square or rectangular shape is because all nutrition bars are pushed through a machine called an extruder that requires the ingredients to be a certain macro nutrient ratio, thus limiting what ingredients bars can be made of.

The Sow Bar is in a circle shape not only because we have a unique, proprietary way of making our bars, but we created this company to challenge the status quo and the low level thinking of Big Food Companies. Moving forward I believe that we will all be healthier if we think out side of the box, or “outside of the bar” that is represented by what huge food companies are offering to the population.

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By Justin Kershaw

News

Oct 21, 2021

We’ve forgotten about the children.

It was a Saturday morning in the fall of 1997 and I couldn’t wait to sink my teeth into a warm toaster strudel.

I was disappointed when I opened the box and there were no icing packets left, just 1 frozen hard rectangular pastry that was clearly freezer burned.

Immediately I knew who the culprit was. It was Ben Kershaw who used more than one packet of icing for a single pastry. My morning was ruined and I wanted to beat up my brother because I was hurt over the fact that I couldn’t put a thick layer of sugary icing over a frozen, sugar filled pastry.

Not much has changed over the past 24 years. Ben still clearly loves icing

and big food companies are still pushing sugary food options to kids and their parents.

It brings me joy when parents tell me how much their children enjoy Sow Bars, and I believe if we make kids conscious of investing wholesome food into their bodies now that the trajectory of all of our future will be brighter. Unhealthy habits are a strain on our economy and our emotions and I believe once we all start systematically defeating big food companies conscious of eating healthy and eating the correctly the future will be bright!

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Jay Z and Big Food companies have something in common.

By Justin Kershaw

News

Oct 21, 2021

Jay Z and Big Food companies have something in common.

Jay Z and Big Food companies have something in common. Either they don’t understand or they don’t care about the people.

In 2014, for a whopping $56 million, rapper JAY-Z acquired the music streaming service Tidal with the mission to “get everybody to respect music again”.
Tidal is built on the premise that instead of music being owned by music studios, the music is owned by musicians. Thus eliminating the middleman and allowing artist to take their music directly to customers, which allows the musicians to retain more of the money from sales. This sounds like a great plan, but Jay Z made a terrible mistake.

Before the launch of Tidal, Jay Z asked 16 musicians to exclusively release their content on Tidal in exchange for a percentage of equity in the company. These musicians then gathered for a press conference to explain their business model and launched the Tidal brand. The million dollar musicians made the launch and the company all about themselves resulting in a flop.

What Jay Z failed to realize is that the people who keep Tidal and his rap career afloat aren’t the musicians, they are paying customers who ask the question everyday, “How are you going to help ME win today.” They could care less about a bunch of rich rappers trying to make more money off the backs of the people. Jay Z positioned himself as the focus of his mission instead of focusing on serving the people.

It’s the same with big food companies. Look at Kelloggs for example. Over the past 50 years, what new innovative healthy food products have they created to help the people win? Even now 1400 disgruntled Kelloggs employees are on strike because, according to Former U.S. Secretary of Labor and economist Robert Reich, they are “Fed up with corporate greed and corruption.”
To Jay Z and CEOs of food companies:

NONE OF US ARE WINNING UNTIL ALL OF US ARE WINNING!

At Sow Strong, we are on a mission of change. We want to create partnerships with the community and to help people win by providing great tasting, innovative, healthy products.

Please order Sow Bars @ www.sowstrongfood.com.

All pending orders will ship out tomorrow! Thank you for the support and please join this mission!

Thanks for the inspiration Donald Miller

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