Chantal (Foodie Beauty) eats vegan "crabless" Gardein crab cakes and roasted green beans while giving detailed health updates about a recent diagnosis of bilateral pulmonary emboli, ongoing anticoagulant (warfarin) management, nausea and medication side effects, upcoming gynecological follow-up for ovarian cysts, stopping escitalopram (Lexapro) without medical advice, and plans to attend an eating-disorder clinic. She discusses her eating habits (small meals, snacks like cashew bars and peanuts), pain-management history, daily activity precautions, and plans for future videos (story time, apartment tour, possible regular weigh-ins/wellness updates).
Timeline and topics
0:05 — Intro and setup (food on camera, Amazon items)
0:44 — Meal: green beans and Gardein vegan crabless cakes taste test
1:18 — Eating details and condiments (ketchup, seasoning)
3:52 — Health updates: symptoms, pulmonary emboli diagnosis, and monitoring (warfarin/INR, injections)
19:13 — Home care and activity advice (walking, circulation exercises)
9:21 — Medications and side effects (Zofran, Dilaudid, stopping escitalopram/Lexapro)
12:20 — Gynecological follow-up and possible surgery for ovarian cysts
8:37 — Eating habits, eating-disorder clinic, and potential weigh-ins/wellness updates
19:33 — Wrap-up and future video plans (story time, apartment tour)
Chantal eats vegan Korean barbecue cauliflower wings with vegan ranch and a chocolate-espresso "Funky Monkey" smoothie in her car while sharing embarrassing food-related storytimes about past binge-eating behavior (being pulled over while eating, fending off neighborhood-watch suspicion, phoning for extra dumplings with a fake accent, buying hot dogs at Sobeys and being heckled, sneaking burger patties as a child). She also mentions recent pulmonary embolisms and an upcoming thrombosis specialist appointment, plans to stick to a plant-based diet, and upcoming recipe and vlog ideas.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) posts a combined health update, final mukbang/eat-with-me, and church-related storytime before taking a break from YouTube. The video opens with treat time for her two pets, then Chantal gives medical details about a recent thrombosis clinic visit, ongoing anticoagulant (warfarin) therapy, remaining symptoms (cough, chest pain, reduced exertional capacity), blood tests, and pain management (prescribed Dilaudid and Zofran). She explains her decision to step away from social media to focus on recovery from an eating disorder and to avoid online shaming. During the eat-with-me portion she shows a relatively lighter meal (strawberries, cucumbers, an everything bagel with Tofurkey ham-style deli slices, yellow mustard, and Earth Balance vegan butter), comments on other planned vegan recipes (vegan mozzarella and baked mozzarella sticks), and tells an extended storytime about awkward experiences in Catholic church as a child, including interactions with a neighbor, Mrs. Aubuchon, and memories of first communion and confession.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) announces a short break from YouTube to rethink and upgrade her channel. She says recent emotional reactions and negativity have prompted her to regroup for about a month to plan better content, improve equipment (a simpler vlogging camera), focus more on vlog-style and healthier lifestyle content, and avoid drama. She mentions previously enjoying mukbangs for their drama-free period, changing her channel name to "Big Beautiful Me," wanting to treat content creation more like a real job, and that a friend named Bebe does not want to be on camera. She closes by thanking viewers and promising to return with improved videos.
A chatty get-ready-with-me and smokey-eye makeup tutorial. Chantal discusses skin issues and switching to cruelty-free skincare, talks about channel inconsistency and mental-health-related breaks, and demonstrates a full face routine using existing makeup products (Maybelline Fit Me, MAC, Tarte Shape Tape, Natasha Denona Mini Lila, Sweet Peach palette, NYX white liner, Lancome mascara sample, Becca blush/highlight, Real Techniques brushes). She also mentions running errands later (Bath & Body Works for candles), cat hair from two long-haired cats, and finishes with hair styling and a final look reveal.
Timeline and topics
0:12 — Intro: plan and skin concerns; cruelty-free intent
1:39 — Foundation and base products (Maybelline, MAC, Lush spray)
6:12 — Setting powder, bronzer, brows and face products
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) introduces a recurring "My 300 Pound Life" series with weekly weigh-ins and health updates. In this episode she wishes viewers a Happy Mother's Day, confirms she remains plant-based, and provides detailed health updates: recent diagnosis of multiple pulmonary emboli treated at home with blood thinners (previously injections, now oral tablets), obstructive sleep apnea with a CPAP machine, antidepressants and other medications, and large ovarian cysts (~16 cm on each ovary) likely requiring a double oophorectomy once she can safely stop blood thinners. She describes decreased stamina but some improvement in walking, emotional struggles with binge-eating disorder and shame about her weight, a recent weigh-in showing a small (~2 lb) loss and a prior reading of “366 point something,” and her plan to dedicate a weekly series to progress and accountability.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) explains why she returned to the emergency room after experiencing worsening chest pain and shortness of breath the night before. She recounts her recent diagnosis of multiple pulmonary emboli, recent treatment with warfarin, taking a CBD oil capsule, and the ER visit where vitals, ECG and chest x-ray were performed. Her INR was sub-therapeutic (1.7) so the ER doctor adjusted her warfarin dose and advised follow-up bloodwork; the thrombosis clinic later confirmed she had taken an incorrect dose previously. She emphasizes the need for rest while her body heals and plans quieter, at-home videos while recovering.
Chantal records a candid vlog admitting she has been dishonest about her diet and struggling with binge-eating and food addiction. She explains repeated attempts to go vegan/plant-based have failed because she binges on dairy and chicken, describes the moral conflict of eating animal products despite feeling bad, mentions recent serious health scares (blood clots in her lungs, an ER visit), and says she's seeking help from an eating-disorder clinic and a nutritionist. She apologizes to viewers for inconsistency, considers deleting vegan-focused posts that make her look hypocritical, and asks for understanding from people who relate.
Timeline and topics
0:07 — Intro: admitting lies and intent to be honest
2:06 — Apology for inconsistency and viewer roller coaster
Chantal issues an apology and retracts a previous commentary video about the Trisha Paytas / Nikocado Avocado situation. She explains she removed her orange chicken video because she hadn't watched Nikocado Avocado's video before commenting, and after viewing it she feels sympathetic toward Nikocado, believes Trisha's clips show mean-spirited behavior and apparent lies, and won't discuss drama anymore. She references Peter Mon's coverage and urges resolution between the parties.
Chantal posts a short emotional update announcing she will log off YouTube temporarily to get mental-health help after struggling with binge eating, psychotic episodes, and feelings of hopelessness and isolation. She describes a recent binge (eating a block of cheese past her planned portion), fears about going to psychiatric emergency care, plans to seek help that weekend, and promises to return once she is in a better place.
Quick 5-minute get-ready-with-me date night makeup tutorial. Chantal demonstrates a fast routine: spritzing leave-in conditioner, mixing moisturizer with Maybelline Matte foundation to create a BB-cream substitute, setting with Sexy Mama pressed powder, applying blush and a dab of bronze, pulling hair into a messy bun with volumizing mist, filling brows, applying mascara to lower lashes only, lining the waterline with NYX white eyeliner, adding gloss (dazzle glass) and a bold lip, and finishing with Miracle perfume. The video is concise and focused on a simple, fast look for going out.
Chantal drives to a local Starbucks and lets the person in front of her decide her order at the drive-thru. The customer ahead ordered a venti Iced Caramel Macchiato with extra caramel drizzle; Chantal receives the same and talks to camera about future videos, doing mukbangs, and her feelings about diet/weight discussions. She mentions planning a scale/body-fat review and an upcoming mukbang with Pete.
Timeline and topics
0:00 — Intro: deciding to try the drive-thru challenge
0:44 — Heading to local Starbucks and waiting in line
2:39 — Asking to order what the person in front ordered
3:56 — Receiving the venti Iced Caramel Macchiato order
4:37 — Reaction to only getting a drink and plans for later mukbang
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) films a car mukbang eating Wendy's with her ex, Pete. They show the food (Wendy's chicken nuggets, Junior Cheeseburger Deluxe, chili cheese nachos, lemonade, ranch), chat about getting drenched going inside to order, and tell a storytime about meeting in high school, becoming friends with benefits, living together, and other memories. The pair answer a few light questions, mention Chantal's mom teaching tequila shots, and invite viewers to ask questions for Pete in comments.
Chantal eats a Taco Bell Spicy Cheetos Crunchwrap Sliders big box in her car while chatting about intermittent fasting, balance with junk food, recent purchases (microphone, tripod, scale), and home updates (new sofa). She samples Crunchwrap sliders (spicy Cheetos), fries (Fry Supreme), cinnamon twists, and diet soda, comments on Taco Bell hot sauce, and explains her approach to dieting and content schedule.
Food — Fry Supreme (fries): Seasoned fries from Taco Bell that she dips in hot sauce and finds filling. Evidence: “Something with fries.”; “Fry supreme.”
Food — Rotisserie chicken breast: She ate rotisserie chicken breast earlier as part of intermittent fasting meals. Evidence: “a bit of rotisserie chicken breast”
Product — High-tech scale (measures body fat, up to 400 pounds): A scale she mentions reviewing; it measures body fat and supports up to 400 lb capacity. Evidence: “It's a scale.”; “So goes up to 400 pounds.”
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) demonstrates her easy chicken curry recipe, showing ingredients, step-by-step cooking, and tips for simmering to develop flavor. She browns cubed boneless skinless chicken breasts with onions and spices (paprika, garlic powder, Cool Runnings Jamaican style curry powder), adds Grace Organic coconut milk and crushed bouillon cube (jumbo, from an African grocery), simmers until the sauce reduces and the coconut oil separates, finishes with a dash of sriracha, and serves over steamed rice (or cauliflower rice).
A short entertainment/eating video in which Chantal attempts ASMR-style spicy noodles and describes the attempt as going horribly wrong. The video references Veronica Wang and warns viewers the footage may be gross. Creator contact/social handles are provided in the description.
Chantal visits the St. Albert Cheese Factory in Ontario and does a car mukbang featuring a large poutine made with fresh St. Albert cheese curds. She describes the squeaky freshness of the curds, praises the fries and gravy, shows other purchases (a block of Swiss cheese and honey), eats an all-dressed hot dog, and talks about the rural drive and the factory experience before ending the video.
Timeline and topics
0:38 — Intro — arrival in St. Albert and visit to cheese factory
1:13 — Shopping at the cheese factory — purchases (Swiss, honey)
1:44 — Explaining poutine and the importance of cheese curds
Pre-recorded mukbang at a Burger King. Chantal buys and eats a Sourdough King sandwich (single, no onions, extra sauce), an order of spicy chicken nuggets (received regular nuggets instead), and cheesy tots, with sweet-and-sour dipping sauce and a Coke. She describes the sourdough bread as a bit stale, likes the overall taste when hungry, and mentions the shake machine was broken. The video includes drive-thru ordering audio, on-camera eating and brief commentary about the restaurant, service, and other topics (pets, past jobs, TV shows).
Chantal eats red curry from Siam Bistro in Ottawa during a mukbang while talking about the dish's ingredients and flavors, enjoying sunny weather and a walk at the Arboretum, feeling slightly sick and using home remedies, and describing upcoming videos and plans (including possibly doing mukbangs with Pete). She recommends Siam Bistro and saves leftovers for 'baby' while mentioning a spicy sriracha chicken meatloaf she made previously.
A car mukbang featuring a Five Guys bacon cheeseburger and fries while the two participants eat, answer viewer Q&A, reminisce about their past relationship, and discuss channel/chatting logistics (comments, social handles). They sample mayo, ketchup, Cajun/spicy fries, and mention milkshakes/ice cream; one participant gives a shout-out to a personal trainer based in Ottawa. The video ends with plans for more weekly mukbangs and Chantal explaining why comments remain disabled for mental-health reasons.
Person — Unidentified co-presenter (speaker A): On-camera participant who holds the camera/sets up, introduces food, and asks many Q&A questions; identity not explicitly stated in the transcript. Evidence: “hi”; “I have the fries here,”; “hold up the burger, show everybody.”
Chantal (presenter) tries McDonald's Canada fish and chips in a casual mukbang/taste-test with a companion. She shows the fish filet, fries, tartar sauce and a nugget, tastes the fish with tartar (notes it uses the same sauce as the Filet-O-Fish), praises the crispiness and low oiliness, and says McDonald's fries are the best. The video includes light conversation about serving fish and chips in newspaper, family updates, and Chantal's upload schedule (planning Monday–Friday videos).
Timeline and topics
0:08 — Intro: spotting McDonald's fish and chips & getting the order
0:33 — Showing the fish filet, nuggets, fries and tartar sauce
1:18 — Tasting fish with tartar sauce — first impressions
2:07 — Discussion about serving fries in newspaper and packaging
6:14 — Chat: personal/family updates and small talk
8:04 — Final thoughts on fish and chips & channel upload schedule
Food — nuggets: Mentioned as part of the order (Pete's nuggets). Evidence: “got nuggets.”
Food — root beer: Drink mentioned by the presenter. Evidence: “good root beer so”
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