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Holy Crap, the world’s most amazing breakfast cereal is starting to appear in USA stores! Here are current locations: CALIFORNIA Joshua Tree Health Foods 61693 29 Palms Highway Joshua Tree, CA 92252 760-366-7489 COLORADO Greg Gutzki Inc. Breckenridge, CO Read More
(NC)—June 3 to 9, 2012 is Canadian Environment Week, and many would agree that few environments are as pristine or beautiful as the great Canadian landscape. It’s a week to appreciate what we have and as importantly, it’s a time Read More
This article by Tracey Hanes originally appeared in the Globe and Mail on April 30, 2012 “User entrepreneurs” see a need for a product or service they could use in their own personal or business lives, create it, and then Read More
This article by Taraneh Ghajar Jerven originally appeared on BCLiving.ca by It started with Holy Crap, the artisan cereal made on the Sunshine Coast. Owners Corin and Brian Mullins appeared on reality show Dragons’ Den in 2010 and asked for Read More
Keynote speaker at CHFA West in Vancouver, sponsored by HolyCrap.ca, addressed over 160 members of the Canadian Health Food Association on April 20, 2012. Lisa is best known as co-author with husband and TV show host Dr. Oz of the Read More
This article by Jason Buckland appeared on MSN Small Business Centre on April 19, 2012 From Holy Crap cereal to garden gloves for ladies, MSN revisits some of the most intriguing pitches on the reality show for aspiring entrepreneurs. CBC’s Read More
HolyCrap.ca, The Dragons’ Den organic cereal phenomenon, presents Lisa Oz at CHFA West (Canadian Health Food Association Expo) in Vancouver, BC. Holy Crap Cereal co-owners, Corin and Brian Mullins, were inspired by Lisa’s holistic approach to well-being and invited her Read More
This article by Chelsea Kerrington originally appeared in Organic and Wellness News on April 2, 2012. The Aztecs valued it more highly than gold. It was used by ancient warriors, and is now used by modern day athletes, to achieve Read More
This article appeared in The Local on March 29, 2012
