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Chantal makes a DIY In-N-Out–style animal fries recipe using tater tots: she tosses tots in olive oil, bakes them, caramelizes onions in butter, melts American/process and cheddar cheese, and tops with Thousand Island dressing before tasting them during a storytime mukbang. While eating she tells the Unsolved Mysteries tale of the Black Hope Cemetery in the Newport subdivision of Crosby, Texas, summarizing discoveries of graves beneath a housing development, reported hauntings, a court case, and rumored deaths linked to the site.
Chantal shares a casual mukbang dinner featuring crockpot chicken (made with Kraft Golden Italian dressing), dolmades (grape leaves stuffed with rice and herbs), tzatziki, fresh tomato, and hot naan bread while chatting with viewers about her crockpot method, her boyfriend's toothache, an upcoming visit from her aunt who lives in Negril, Jamaica, local festivals and concerts she plans to attend, and a documentary about a 9-11 fraudster.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) eats a homemade creamy, cheesy fettuccine Alfredo with jumbo shrimp in a casual eat-with-me mukbang. She describes making the Alfredo sauce, praises the shrimp, sprinkles fresh Parmesan, and takes large first bites while chatting with her partner. The video briefly addresses the online harassment of another eater (Wendy) and Chantal's own experiences receiving hate for being overweight. Most of the video is a storytime about meeting her boyfriend via online dating, awkward first impressions (fear of elevators), living with roommates, and humorous/embarrassing relationship moments (farting, bathroom awkwardness). The video closes with thanks and a subscribe call-to-action.
Person — C (other speaker): Short vocal response ('Yeah, that's me.') likely another person present (possibly 'farm boy' referenced just before). Evidence: “C: Yeah, that's me.”
Chantal hosts a late-night birthday mukbang for her boyfriend BB featuring homemade Senegalese poulet yassa (marinated boneless chicken breasts cooked with onions, olives, lime and mustard) served with jasmine rice and a store-bought red velvet cake. She narrates the chicken marinating and cooking process, takes first bites, discusses negative YouTube comment culture and weight stigma, shares multiple creepy/haunted stories (including a personal basement/toilet-flushing anecdote and commentary on the Elisa Lam case), and announces a small giveaway of a printed recipe card from her favorite local vegetarian restaurant "Green Door."
Chantal eats a home-cooked dinner of chicken maple barbecue meatloaf with creamy mashed potatoes, gravy, and seasoned asparagus while retelling a true ghost-story from a week she spent in a Canadian volunteer program. She describes living in a shared house in Mattawa, Ontario, where an unsettling basement door and a disembodied voice calling her name nearly lured her downstairs. The video mixes mukbang-style eating, food commentary, and a paced storytime about the haunted-sounding house and her reflections on the paranormal.
Chantal gives a casual apartment tour showing her entryway, kitchen and fridge contents, living room (including large giraffe decorations named Brenda and Hazel), a messy spare bedroom, and a cluttered bathroom, then does a pepperoni pizza mukbhang while recounting a storytime about a previous terrible roommate who was pushy, unhygienic, and disrespectful. She eats pizza with ranch and describes the pizza toppings (four-cheese blend, New York-style pepperoni, sweet garlic & pepper seasoning, mushroom on thin crust), tells multiple anecdotes (Avril Lavigne/Evanescence music, leaving garlic bologna in the fridge, walking around in holey underwear, porn/hentai, a “balls on the bed” final straw), and closes after finishing the meal.
Chantal eats a 12-inch Subway Italian BMT with Doritos and Coke Zero while discussing recent YouTube demonetization rules, her uploading plans (including vegan cooking), and a multi-month youth volunteer placement in Canada (Katimaventure). She tells a story about an unforgettable party hosted by an eccentric supervisor named Phil during her final placement in Emerald, Prince Edward Island, including meeting people, getting a ride home after walking a dark bike path, and memories of the rural setting.
Chantal eats vegan pad thai and crunchy spring rolls while chatting with viewers. She describes the meal (rice noodles, tofu, crushed peanuts, broccoli, onions, mint; spring rolls with pork/shrimp/vermicelli and fish sauce) and announces an upcoming "health week" featuring vegan home-cooked meals. She tells a ghost-ship story about volunteering overnight aboard the retired Canadian naval destroyer HMCS Fraser in 2002, when she heard someone get onto the top bunk of her cabin and later found no one there. She also riffs about shoe shopping and thanks fellow mukbanger Ashley Sprankles for mentioning her.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) eats a Tim Hortons glazed-donut cheeseburger and other donuts while telling several summer-camp storytimes. She describes the donut-burger construction (glazed donut, beef patty, processed cheddar, avocado, salt/pepper) and gives a playable taste review, then recounts unpleasant day-camp and sleepaway-camp experiences—being left out of groups, an overbearing peer, an Aladdin commercial/play, early-morning lake drills for finding 'dead bodies', humiliating dining-hall punishments, and cabin cliques. The video ends with a brief recommendation to try the donut-burger once and a sign-off.
Chantal returns with a homemade mukbang: roasted, stuffed portobello mushroom caps filled with corn, kalamata olives, tomatoes, fresh cilantro, garlic and Reggiano parmesan, topped with spicy hummus, plus big deli pickles and a blood-orange sparkling beverage. While eating she tells a long catfishing story about meeting a man from an IRC chat in Ottawa who lied about his appearance and arrived with two men; the visit included unwelcome behavior (licking her face, exposing himself) and ended with them leaving. She closes by saying she'll continue making food videos and storytimes.
Chantal (a Foodie Beauty) eats homemade Philly cheese dogs and narrates two bad psychedelic mushroom (shrooms/magic mushrooms) trips: one from her teenage years that led to paranoia while walking down an abandoned Cottonville Road and seeing a slow-moving van with creepy faces, and a later 2010 trip that intensified in her apartment (hallucinated candle flames, a taunting cat, vivid grocery-store produce, heat and sweating). The video is primarily a mukbang with storytime and includes casual food commentary, warnings about taking hallucinogens recreationally, and a closing takeaway about avoiding drugs.
Timeline and topics
0:09 — Intro and food setup (sparkling water, jar of ice, TV)
0:44 — Showing the Philly cheese dogs (ingredients and description)
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) records a long mukbang eating baked tilapia, roasted asparagus and corn, pickles and mini tangerines while discussing mukbanger health and her own struggles with weight. Inspired by a Tasty/Motive video about Kimi taking a break, she argues that traditional mukbang binge-eating is unhealthy, reflects on family health history, says she'll stop pigging out on camera and asks viewers for feedback about shifting toward healthier content. The video also includes multiple personal storytime segments (naked neighbor, dating stories) and casual on-camera interaction with a partner (Bibi/Bebe/Biebs).
A mukbang where the speaker eats mac and cheese, meatballs and corn dogs (pogos) while sharing a ghost hitchhiker story and related folklore (Resurrection Mary). The video includes food commentary (Emmental cheese, organic mustard), a grocery-shopping anecdote (Farmboy, M&M Food Market), and a casino memory. The storyteller mentions trying healthier foods (red kale, turmeric root) and teases more spooky stories in future videos.
Restaurant — Farmboy: Grocery / hot bar where the speaker bought mac and cheese, meatballs, and possibly corn dogs (pogos). Evidence: “At this place I go to there, Farmboy.”
Restaurant — M&M Food Market: Frozen-food market mentioned during a grouchy shopping anecdote. Evidence: “we had to go to M&M food market”
Place — casino: Casino on the U.S. side near the speaker's border hometown; described for anecdotal context (games, cappuccinos, smoking section). Evidence: “We were driving to the casino,”
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) eats a lighter rotisserie-chicken fajita meal while sharing pet peeves about going to dance clubs — rude bouncers, body odor, persistent men who won't take no for an answer, VIP booth frustrations, and preferring chill bars. She describes the fajita ingredients, reacts to cottage cheese being bought instead of light sour cream, and closes by mentioning an upcoming vlog and possibly a weigh-in.
Chantal films a late-night pre-recorded mukbang featuring another Pizza Pizza order (thin-crust pizza with extra cheese, goat cheese, garlic-pepper seasoning, and jalapeño cheddar) and onion rings (which she crisps in the oven). While eating, she tells extended storytime segments about past drug-related adventures with a friend—including a wild concert encounter with a drug dealer nicknamed "Tuesday" and an intense camping trip where they consumed "shroomsicles," LSD, weed, and alcohol. She closes the video after several anecdotes and signing off to viewers.
Mukbang eating show filmed over a large Burger King meal. The speaker eats Whopper, onion rings, cheesesticks and poutine while talking through several stories about unpleasant past jobs (fast food at New York Fries, AT&T customer service, a rural 911 dispatch), coworkers (a repeatedly referenced coworker nicknamed "Dead Squirrel Bush"), and plans to take a break from mukbangs for a period of healthier vlogs and a forthcoming weigh-in.
Chantal eats a Wendy's Fresh Mozzarella Chicken Salad with Greek-appetizer grape leaves and tzatziki while doing shout-outs to other mukbangers, talking about upcoming plans (a Johnny Cash tribute in May), and sharing several childhood storytimes—including birthday party memories, a curling-iron burn on her eye at age ten, a sleepover incident where a guest wet a puppet named Albert, and an early accidental exposure to pornography. She tastes components of the salad (fresh mozzarella, real-chicken chunks, pesto, croutons, balsamic) and gives impressions, encourages viewers to share and spam comments, and promises a vlog later in the week.
Timeline and topics
0:25 — Intro and appetizer (grape leaves + tzatziki)
1:53 — Shout-outs to other mukbangers and channels
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) does a casual mukbang eating a Philly cheesesteak sub with fries and a Coke, talks about upcoming collabs and weight-loss plans (daily walking, 1,500-calorie target and future weigh-ins on a second channel), and reads an old, humorous A-to-Z poem she wrote in grade 12. She briefly mentions cooking cassava and making Senegalese/African food soon, comments on the sandwich (hoagie bun, peppers, creamy cheese, tender steak), and includes light, conversational asides (pet cat on a pizza box, napkins, burps/farts).
Speaker announces a new second YouTube channel (link in description) that will host non-mukbang content including weight-loss updates, makeup tutorials, plus-size fashion, and vlogs. She explains she prefers separating mukbang content from other topics to avoid an eclectic channel, asks viewers to subscribe and hit the bell, and says the first video on the new channel will arrive within about a week. She also says mukbangs will continue on the current channel with a new mukbang coming soon.
A long mukbang featuring a homemade cassava leaves stew (West African-style) eaten with rice while Chantal chats with viewers about coping after being cheated on, depression and self-esteem, answers questions, briefly rants about YouTube demonetization, and tells a second storytime about a former roommate with unsanitary habits. She references her cat (which bites her) and mentions snacks (barbecue-flavored cheese curds). A partner called Bebe helps make and taste the food.
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