Hannah Barnstable - The CEO & Co-founder of Seven Sundays

Just the Good Stuff

Rachel Mansfield

Entrepreneurship, Health & Fitness, Nutrition, Business

4.8 • 841 Ratings

🗓️ 6 June 2023

⏱️ 55 minutes

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#83: In this episode of Just The Good Stuff we are joined by Hannah Barnstable, the CEO and Co-founder of Seven Sundays. (use my code RACHL30 for 30% off your order!) Hannah founded Seven Sundays in 2011 with four muesli recipes, an old Raleigh bike and trailer, some rented after-hours kitchen space at a friend’s restaurant, and a crazy desire to flip the cereal aisle on its head. Hannah’s food philosophy is simple: Food is an experience to be enjoyed and should remain as close as possible to the way Mother Nature intended it to be. When Hannah isn’t off selling cereal, she can be found running around the Minneapolis city lakes (summer), skiing in the Northwoods (winter), browsing her favorite local grocery stores or in the kitchen making food for her sweet family of five. Seven Sunday's muesli and cereal is on a daily rotation in mine and my children's breakfast line up (truly - we eat it daily). We love the products and brand so much our venture fund grt sht ventures has invested into the company. Here are some of the topics discussed in this episode: Why start a breakfast cereal company? Hannah's previous career in finance before launching Seven Sundays What makes Seven Sundays product line up some of the best in the breakfast cereal aisle? The importance of the ingredient list and being an earth friendly brand Some insights to being a female entrepreneur in the food and beverage space How the industry has evolved over the past decade Seven Sundays latest product line the Oat Protein Cereal + SO much more! For more from me, I'm over on IG @rachLmansfield, tiktok @rachLmansfield and rachLmansfield.com

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0:00.0	Hello, everyone. Welcome back to Just the Good Stuff. This is your host, Rachel Mansfield. And I feel like I should actually start introducing myself on the beginning of these podcast episodes, just in case it's your first episode with Just the Good Stuff. And you're like, who is this person that I'm listening to? So I guess here's my spontaneous introduction. I am a food
0:23.1	content creator, start off as a recipe developer running my food blog eight years ago, which is
0:28.7	crazy to think about. I'm also an investor and the co-founder of Great Shit Ventures, which is our
0:34.7	VC fund. I am a podcast host, a cookbook author, a mom of three,
0:40.2	and probably a couple other things that I'm forgetting. I guess you can think of me as
0:44.0	someone who gets bored easily and likes to continue to try and do new things. So I also work
0:50.0	alongside with my husband Jordan, who is the co-host of Just the Good Stuff.
0:54.7	That was probably the most informal and ridiculous introduction and background, but here we go.
1:00.1	Today's episode is with the founder of the cereal and musely powerhouse, Hannah Barnes Table,
1:06.1	the founder of Seven Sundays.
1:07.9	Hannah and her husband Brady are the co-founders of Seven Sundays, the go-to
1:11.7	Better For You Breakfast Company. They make the most delicious cereals, mucleys, power oats, and more.
1:18.5	And I can personally say that I eat their products every single day. I'm not getting you.
1:23.6	The maple cereal and their mucely, everything is to die for um our kids also eat it jordan's obsessed it's
1:30.2	like one of those brands where you could have it for breakfast then have like another flavor of
1:33.9	their cereal for a snack and then that like pre-bedtime you're a little hungry and you want a bowl
1:39.4	of cereal again yeah this is the brand that you're to, it's just going to fly through your cabinets
1:45.0	or pantries. They have so many delicious flavors. I love mixing up different concoctions using
1:50.1	them. And in this episode, Hannah dives into the why of why they started seven Sundays
1:55.6	in the first place. What makes them unique in the breakfast aisle? And she walks us through
1:59.9	their different product lines,
2:01.2	what's to come for their brand, their passion for the environment, which was very inspiring for us
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