Chantal films Vlogmas Day 1 from home: she decorates a small Christmas display ("Harry/Holly Bush"), plays with her cat Sam, shows items she bought at the dollar store (LED lights, table runner, cards, strainer, deodorant/toothpaste), taste-tests vegan Oreos with almond milk and an almond-based vanilla cultured yogurt, and samples a Big Turk/Turkish Delight chocolate bar. She talks about keeping everything on one channel, upcoming fertility appointments and costs, and plans for vlogmas content (vlogs, mukbangs, health updates, Mystery Monday).
A casual mukbang/eating show featuring a homemade African peanut stew served with jasmine rice. Chantal shares what she cooked (vegetables, peanut butter, tomato paste, okra, sweet potato, onions, garlic), tastes the food on-camera, and snacks on almond-stuffed olives. She interacts with pets (Sam, Pippi/Bebe Junes), discusses channel planning (separating food, weight-loss, and a documentary-style channel called "Nobody Knows"), and tells several storytimes about telemarketing jobs and noisy neighbors. The video includes cooking notes (no meat in the stew; meat cooked separately for "BB"), seasonings used (sriracha, Bragg's liquid aminos), and light asides and anecdotes throughout the meal.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) records a Taco Bell mukbang, showing a Diet Pepsi, a customized Crunchwrap (no meat or cheese, with guacamole, rice, and pico de gallo), multiple hot sauce packets, and other condiments. She discusses trying a new microphone and camera, explains a new daily wellness routine (lemon water, herbal tea, 20 minutes of exercise, intermittent fasting), recounts an encounter with a panhandler near a homeless shelter while buying the food, discovers her order contains sour cream despite asking for vegan, and talks about plans for additional channels, cooking videos, and viewing a condo.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) shares a mukbang and recipe for vegan buffalo cauliflower wings with a Daya deliciously dairy-free blue cheese-style ranch dip. She shows the finished wings, tastes and praises the texture and flavor (noting the coating mimics chicken skin), discusses the dip smelling and tasting like blue cheese, mentions using Frank's-style hot sauce and butter as an alternative, talks about raw honey helping her throat, tells a festive childhood story about sitting on Santa's lap and getting sick from old candy canes, interacts with her dog Sam during the video, and wraps up recommending the recipe.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) films a short Harvey's onion rings mukbang. She eats only onion rings with ketchup (complaining they gave vinegar at first), sips a medium Diet Pepsi, mentions Harvey's onion rings are vegan, and briefly talks about calories (tracking with MyFitnessPal), past Harvey's orders, and her breakfast preferences before ending the quick video.
Chantal films a car mukbang after being unable to cook because her building lost water and power. She picked up food from Asian Stars in Ottawa (vegan-friendly Asian menu) and eats vegetarian spring rolls and a large Pad Thai with faux chicken (seitan). While eating in the car she tells stories about taking her grandmother out (including a recent breakfast at a 24-hour diner and a nearby patron who choked), comments on the portion size, and plans to save leftovers for “baby.” She recommends the restaurant for plant-based Asian cuisine and mentions posting a recipe and a follow-up video on her other channel, Chantel Vlogs.
Person — Grandmother: Chantal's grandmother who accompanies her to an appointment, grocery shopping, and a 24-hour breakfast diner; appears in stories and is referenced throughout. Evidence: “I went out with my grandmother.”; “I love you, Grams.”
Chantal demonstrates a vegan meatless French dip recipe (portobello mushrooms, caramelized onions, vegetable stock, soy sauce, H.P. Steak Sauce) and assembles toasted buns with Earth Island vegan cheese, then does a mukbang while drinking peach-pear sparkling water, eating Farm Boy mesquite chips and Moroccan olives. During the meal she tells a childhood story about a night when a supposed escaped criminal was pounding on her apartment door but the neighbor Mr. LeBlanc—a kind hermit who kept pet squirrels—was at the door checking on them. She briefly discusses body image and her appreciation for supporters, and mentions wanting to make avocado brownies in a future dessert mukbang.
Food — hard-boiled eggs: Mentioned in Chantal's childhood story as a snack she ate while watching Alice in Wonderland Evidence: “I was eating hard-boiled eggs”
Short Smule cover performance of the song "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)" (popularized by Nancy Sinatra). Three people vocalize and accompany the music; the recording follows the song structure through intro, verses, choruses, and outro.
Short singing cover performance of the song "If You Could Only See" (lyrics repeated throughout). A single speaker labeled 'A' performs verses and choruses between 5s and 243s, with repeated lines about "the way she loves me" and "how blue her eyes can be."
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) cooks and eats a vegan creamy cauliflower-based Alfredo pasta while telling a high-school "mean girls" storytime. She demonstrates and describes the recipe (roasted garlic, cauliflower, cashew milk, tahini, nutritional yeast), plates the pasta with roasted balsamic carrots, sips La Croix, and shares memories of being bullied, transferring schools, and reporting a classmate who passed out after smoking.
Chantal eats a Subway veggie sandwich in a casual mukbang. She opens by greeting viewers, gives an emotional shout-out to a viewer named Amanda whose mother is battling cancer, then shows and smells her Subway sandwich (noting she added chow cheddar vegan cheese and ‘veganase’), performs a bread sniff test, and lists sandwich vegetables (spinach, jalapeños, hot banana peppers, tomatoes, lettuce, green pepper, cucumbers, black and green olives, pickles). She tells a humorous grocery-store “fart” story, mentions upcoming YouNow streaming plans and new lighting/camera gear, interacts with her cats (Sammy and Bibi/Bibi Jones), and saves half the sandwich for later. The video is informal, conversational, and combines eating, storytime, and community updates.
Restaurant — Subway: Purchase location for the veggie sandwich featured in the mukbang. Evidence: “Subway it is”
Food — veggie sandwich: Sandwich from Subway; described as containing multiple vegetables and vegan cheese/condiments. Evidence: “I just got a veggie.”
Chantal demonstrates a homemade spicy peanut tofu recipe and then eats it in a mukbang. She shows how to press and cube extra-firm tofu, season and fry it in peanut oil, prepare a creamy sriracha–soy–peanut sauce, and serve it over white rice. During the eating portion she discusses transitioning toward plant-based meals, her eating schedule, holiday thoughts, and tentative travel plans to Europe (mentions Spain and France) with a friend named Rina. The video closes with casual sign-off.
Person — Rina: Mentioned as a friend with whom Chantal is planning a possible European trip; does not speak or appear in the video. Evidence: “So Rina and I are planning either”
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) records a car mukbang featuring a large vegan pizza from One For One Pizza in downtown Gatineau. She eats several slices (notes toppings including pineapple, green olive, mushroom, onion, marinara, and vegan cheese), drinks diet soda, and chats through the meal about an accidental early-morning apartment viewing (a home-invasion scare that turned out to be a wrong-unit showing), holiday plans, giving to charity, future channel content (more plant-based cooking, occasional junk-food Fridays, and possible weigh-ins), and local vegan options. She mentions shopping plans for Boxing Day and an upcoming YouNow livestream.
Chantal shares a Boxing Day shopping vlog and haul. She begins with a quick Christmas unboxing at home (clothes, snacks, gifts, and stocking stuffers), then goes to the mall with her friend Rena for lunch and shopping. They eat at Eastside Mario's and browse stores (Pier 1 Imports, Aldo, Lush, Bath & Body Works). Chantal discusses a recent setback in her transition toward a plant-based diet, shows Bath & Body Works and Lush purchases (including a Lush Christmas gift set unpacking), and mentions possibly doing a giveaway. Her cats (Sam/Sammy and Baby June) appear throughout.
Chantal eats a vegan Royale-with-Cheese-style burger, fries, kale Caesar salad and a fresh juice from Pure Kitchen (Richmond Road location in Ottawa), tastes the cashew cheese and smoky, Big Mac–like flavors, and tells a childhood storytime about spitting on a classmate's Burger King burger and getting sent to the principal's office.
Person — Unidentified speaker: Another voice/person who interjects short comments (labeled B in transcript). Identity not specified. Evidence: “Wow, the neck is there, but the texture is...”
Food — Extreme Beans (hot and spicy): Mentioned as 'the hot and spicy one'—likely another menu item or condiment she ordered or considered. Evidence: “Oh extreme beans the hot and spicy one”
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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) records a mukbang eating plant-based Chicago-style hot dogs and cheese fries while chatting with viewers. She explains this is a collaboration with Sarah Jane's Journey (link in description) and describes her plant-based take on a Chicago dog—Eve's veggie dogs on poppy-seed-style buns with mustard, onions, sweet relish, pickles, olives and a homemade pepper-jack-style cheese sauce made from vegan cheese and cashew milk. Between bites she reflects on her first year on YouTube, thanks followers, mentions equipment and her other channel, and briefly recommends makeup products (Benefit Roller Lash mascara, Rimmel lipstick, MAC Dazzle Glass). Her pet Sam/Shimshim appears on camera. She evaluates the food (likes the cheese sauce and hot dogs but toasted the buns too much and found some processed cheese plasticky) and closes with New Year intentions for 2018.
Transcript unavailable. Based on the video title, the video likely features Chantal looking through or discussing old photos to start the new year, but no specific claims about participants, foods, locations, weights, or chapter timestamps can be made without the transcript.
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