Sweet Troo Vi, vegan cookie startup co-founded by Minnesota Lynx star, lands Kowalski’s deal

Minneapolis cookie startup Sweet Troo Vi was launched by CEO Bobbi Jo Lamar Brunson and her wife Rebekka, the former Minnesota Lynx star. The company has landed a deal to get on shelves at Kowalski's Markets.

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