Kirati Amin is the founder and CEO of Let Me Snack LLC, a woman-owned, BIPOC-owned specialty food company pioneering water lily seed snacks in the American market. After transitioning from electrical engineering to entrepreneurship, Kirati has become a leading voice in the clean-label snack revolution.
Her company transforms traditional Indian water lily seeds into contemporary, nutritious snacks that meet the growing demand for clean-eating alternatives. Let Me Snack products feature higher protein and fiber than popcorn, contain no seed oils or artificial additives, and are naturally vegan and gluten-free.
Kirati can provide expert insights on health-conscious snacking, clean ingredient innovation, specialty food entrepreneurship, and emerging nutritional trends. Her company's rapid growth trajectory (projecting 500% year-over-year growth in 2025) demonstrates her business acumen and understanding of the evolving consumer landscape.
As a female entrepreneur disrupting the $49.1 billion snack food industry, Kirati offers compelling perspectives on nutrition, sustainable business practices, and tapping into the growing market for functional foods. She can provide engaging content on food innovation, entrepreneurship challenges, nutritional wellness, and the science behind emerging superfoods like water lily seeds.