SkinnyDipped is a women-led Seattle snack company making lower-sugar thin-dipped nuts, cups and bites, sold in over 20,000 US stores.
SkinnyDipped is a women-led snack company that makes lower-sugar, thin-dipped nuts, cups, and bites. The products are sold in more than 20,000 stores across the United States. The company was started in a Seattle kitchen by a mother and daughter alongside two friends, and operates in the food and beverage, snacking and consumer-packaged-goods, healthy snack, and grocery retail sectors.
The product line is built on a single premise: snacks that are both exceptionally good-for-you and, in the company's own words, ridiculously delicious. Thin-dipped nuts and snack bites are positioned as lower in sugar but flavoured distinctively; snack cups are marketed on the same basis. No founding date, headcount or funding figures have been disclosed.
Community work forms a substantial part of the company's activity. SkinnyDipped reports donating more than 600,000 bags to women's shelters and after-school programmes, over 100,000 bags to frontline workers during the pandemic, and more than 1.3m bags to programmes addressing food insecurity. It states a commitment to raising up vulnerable women and children locally and internationally.
Operations reflect a stated focus on sustainability. Almonds are sourced from bee-friendly farms, and orders ship in curbside-recyclable boxes with compostable insulation. The company describes its team as built on love, laughter, and the belief that snacking should make both the eater and their body happy, with community and connection placed at the centre of its work.
