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2 Cooking Pitch Deck Examples That Raised $125K+

There are currently 2 cooking pitch decks in AngelMatch's pitch deck database, from founders who disclosed a combined $125K+ in funding raised. Both decks in the set closed seed rounds, three years apart, and each took a different shape: an online cooking education platform and a local in-home meal prep service. Study both before you build a deck for a food or cooking-adjacent startup, then move on to the matching investors who fund this space.

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Last updated: September 15, 2026Author: Rashid Khasanov

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Pitch Deck Data Snapshot

  • 2

    Pitch decks in this industry

Combined amount raised

$125K+

Disclosed funding rounds

Seed

Years covered

2013 to 2016

Largest disclosed raise in this set

Chefs for Seniors, Seed, $125K

Most common co-industries

Delivery, Hospitality, Mobile Apps, Professional Services

Data reflects pitch decks currently available in AngelMatch's pitch deck database and updates regularly.

These numbers help founders understand the overall size and coverage of the pitch deck database.

What's in this set

This is a small set. The pitch deck database currently has 2 cooking pitch decks, both closed as seed rounds, filed three years apart. Feast raised an undisclosed seed amount from 500 Startups in 2013 to teach people to cook through free online classes. Chefs for Seniors raised $125K in a 2016 seed round to run a grocery shopping and in-home meal preparation service for senior citizens in the Madison area. Together they show two different ways to build a cooking business: a content and education platform, and a hands-on local service.

What investors look for in a cooking pitch deck

Cooking startups split into two different investor conversations, and this small set shows both of them. Chefs for Seniors raised its $125K seed round on a local, labor-intensive service model built around a single metro area. Investors backing this kind of cooking business want proof that the unit economics of one market work, cost per meal prepared, chef or shopper utilization, repeat customer rate, before they back a pitch built around expanding to a second or third city. Feast took the opposite shape: a free online cooking class platform that closed its seed round with 500 Startups in 2013. For an education-style cooking product like this, investors weigh engagement and completion of the classes over signup counts, since a library of cooking content only earns its valuation if people actually finish lessons and come back for more. Both decks also lean on an early credibility signal in place of hard traction: a known accelerator's name on Feast's round, and a clearly defined local market for Chefs for Seniors. That kind of signal carries extra weight in a niche like cooking, where investors have fewer comparable deals on file to benchmark a founder's numbers against.

With only 2 cooking decks in the set so far and Chefs for Seniors' $125K raise as the one disclosed benchmark, this is a young category to research from decks alone. AngelMatch's investor database is the more useful next stop for a cooking or food-service founder who is ready to fundraise, since it lets you filter across the food, beverage, and consumer service investors who write checks in this space. Browse all investors to find the ones who fund businesses like these.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • There are currently 2 cooking pitch decks in the pitch deck database. One is an in-home meal prep service that disclosed a $125K seed raise, and one is an online cooking education platform with an undisclosed seed amount.

  • Feast raised an undisclosed amount from 500 Startups in its 2013 seed round. The deck pitched a free platform that teaches people to cook through online classes.

  • Chefs for Seniors raised $125K in its 2016 seed round to fund a grocery shopping and in-home meal preparation service for senior citizens in the Madison area.

  • Yes, mainly on the traction slide. A cooking business built around a local, hands-on service, like meal prep or in-home cooking, needs to show unit economics for one market before investors will fund expansion, while a cooking education or content platform needs to show engagement and completion instead of raw signups.

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