Foodie Beauty Archive · Markdown for LLMs October 2020 Transcript-grounded monthly archive for October 2020: 23 videos, 23 transcript-ready, and 23 enriched with detailed AI metadata.
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23 videos 10 hr 38 min runtime 23 transcripts 23 enriched profiles Formats mukbang (15) · vlog (10) · cooking (5) · get-ready-with-me (3) · haul (3) · livestream (3) · travel (3) · other (2) · restaurant-review (1) · storytime (1)
People mentioned Pete (10) · Chantal (6) · Sam (4) · Chantel (1) · Cook (speaker) (1) · David Bowie (1) · John Travolta (1) · Kate (1) · Krista (1) · Marissa (1) · Mia Wallace (1) · Paige (1) · Peggy (1) · Pizza's mom (1) · Quentin Tarantino (1) · Ramona (1) · Smiling Pete (1) · Speaker A (1) · Speaker B (1) · Speaker C (1) · Stanley Kubrick (1) · Steve Buscemi (1) · Uma Thurman (1)
Pets mentioned Sam (5) · BB (BBJ) (1) · BB June's (1) · BBJ (1) · Bebe June (1) · Luna (1) · Peach (1) · Pete (1)
Restaurants mentioned Chung Chun Korean rice dog (1) · Jackrabbit Slims (1) · Jollibee (1) · Kettleman's (1) · Little Caesars (1) · M&M Meat Shops (1) · McDonald's (1) · Mucho Burrito (1) · Red Lobster (1) · Starbucks (1) · Taco Bell (1) · unnamed African restaurant (1)
Cuisines mentioned Filipino (1) · French (1) · Korean (1) · Mexican (1) · Turkish (1) · West African (jalaf/jollof) rice (1)
Foods and drinks mentioned garlic (3) · pumpkin spice latte (3) · apple cider (2) · french fries (2) · ketchup (2) · pickles (2) · tomato paste (2) · Accent seasoning (1) · American cheese slice (1) · Beanfields black bean chips (nacho flavor) (1) · Big Mac (1) · Canadian cheese slice (1) · Diet Pepsi (mini cans) (1) · Double Quarter Pounder (no cheese) (1) · Durward / Derwood Kirby burger (1) · French onion soup (1) · Gatorade (1) · Gouda (1) · Gruyere (1) · Haagen‑Dazs ice cream (1) · Italian herb blend (oregano etc.) (1) · Jollibee fried chicken (1) · Jollibee spaghetti (1) · Korean rice dogs (1) · MSG (1) · Martin and Lewis shake (vanilla) (1) · Minute Rice with soy sauce (1) · San Marzano whole tomatoes (1) · Starburst (1) · Taco Supreme Doritos (1) · Thanksgiving dinner (meat pie, turkey, ham, stuffing) (1) · Twizzlers (Halloween Twizzlers) (1) · Worcestershire sauce (1) · apples (1) · bagels (1) · baguette (1) · barbecue ranch dip (1) · barbecue sauce (1) · basil (1) · bay leaves (1) · beef (1) · beef broth (1) · beef burrito (new beef burrito with cheese and jalapeno sauce) (1) · beef tenderloin (1) · butter (1) · cabbage and carrots (1) · candy (1) · cassava leaves (1) · charcoal BBQ chicken (1) · cheese dog (1) · cheese sausages (1) · cheesy garlic bread (1) · chicken (1) · chicken stew (1) · chili cheese burrito (1) · chow chow (1) · chow mein / noodles (1) · cilantro (1) · coleslaw, mustard, onions (Montreal-style hot dog toppings) (1) · corn dog (1) · corn dog / ranch dog (1) · crab legs (1) · cream cheese pumpkin muffin (1) · crushed chilies (1) · crushed tomatoes (1) · deep dish pizza (1) · dill pickle cream cheese (1) · dill relish (1) · flour (1) · fresh fettuccine (1) · fried rice (1) · fries (1) · fudge (1) · garden-fresh salsa (1) · garlic shrimp (1) · ginger beef (1) · ginger juice (1) · grape soda (1) · gravy (1) · grilled chicken (taco) (1)
Places mentioned Canmore Orchard (1) · Champlain Lookout (1) · Deadwood (1) · Gatineau Hills (1) · Gatineau Park (1) · HomeSense (1) · Indian River Reptile Zoo (1) · Meech Lake (1) · Old Chelsea (1)
Products mentioned The Coldest Water bottle (2) · Barney doll (1) · Boyfriend straight burnout jeans (1) · Croc-style slip-on shoes (1) · David Bowie graphic t-shirt (1) · Dutch oven (1) · Elsa doll (Frozen) (1) · HomeSense table runner (1) · Luna (Sailor Moon) t-shirt (1) · Miyazaki movies (1) · Nintendo Switch (1) · Torrid costume/dress (1) · Xbox (1) · autumn in the park Yankee candle (1) · cardigan (1) · immunity gummies (1) · jelly belly dispenser (1) · leggings (ripped style) (1) · painting (wall art) (1) · paper bag style pants (1) · plaid/tie-front pants (1) · pumpkin spice/pumpkin vibes t-shirt (1)
Cities and countries explicitly mentioned Canada (7) · Ottawa, Canada (5) · Toronto, Canada (2) · Canmore, Canada (1) · Chelsea, Canada (1) · Fort Worth, United States (1) · Halifax, Canada (1) · North York, Canada (1)
Detailed transcript-derived record 2020-10-01 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 18 min
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Chantal does a Pulp Fiction–themed mukbang and roleplay as Mia Wallace at a diner, eating a homemade Durward/Durward‑Kirby–inspired burger with fries and a $5 vanilla "Martin and Lewis" shake. She explains how she made the food (burger seasoning, frying tips, using medium ground beef, frying fries in peanut oil), comments on the movie and cast (Uma Thurman, John Travolta, Steve Buscemi, Quentin Tarantino), talks about Vlogtober plans, and closes with plans for future Halloween/fall videos.
Timeline and topics 0:06 — Intro / Pulp Fiction diner roleplay1:30 — Returning to food and first sips/bites2:53 — Burger composition and recipe details4:08 — Milkshake (Martin & Lewis) discussion and movie reference5:01 — Movie facts and cast commentary10:00 — Cooking tips (meat, seasoning, frying)12:42 — Vlogtober announcement and upcoming content17:43 — Closing & final thanksNamed details 2020-10-02 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 1 hr 40 min
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Chantal goes live for Vlogtober Day 2: she picks up a salted caramel mocha at Starbucks, drives around to show fall foliage, visits Mucho Burrito and eats soft tacos for a car mukbang, then stops at Kettleman's for fresh bagels and cream cheeses. Along the way she chats with viewers about Torrid clothing orders, Halloween plans, cats (Sam and BB/BBJ), kitchen gear, and upcoming videos (pumpkin patch, Thanksgiving leftovers). The livestream is saved as the day's vlog.
Timeline and topics 4:20 — Starbucks run and seasonal drinks2:35 — Drive to see fall foliage / Vlogtober chat34:14 — Mucho Burrito pickup and live mukbang (soft tacos)1:04:21 — Eating tacos in car; reactions to spicy salsa1:20:29 — Stop at Kettleman's for fresh bagels and cream cheeses1:35:56 — Wrap-up: plans for pumpkin patch, Thanksgiving, and tomorrow's videoNamed details Person — Pete: Person mentioned as a partner/housemate who helps with decorations and shared activities; referenced repeatedly but does not have speaking lines in transcript. Evidence: “you meant to leave it for Pete's.” ; “I was going to bring you guys in with me, but I had to use the washroom.” Person — Sam: Cat living with Chantal described as a large/long cat; referenced as taking up space and getting treats. Evidence: “I stretched my legs... I felt fur at the end of my feet... Sam is sprawled he's a long cat” ; “Sam is a whole unit.” Pet — BB (BBJ): Another small pet mentioned as curled up; also referenced as a family member/housemate's pet who likes spicy food. Evidence: “BBJ just has, like, this little... knock at the corner and she's all curled up like she's so small” ; “I'll give it to BB. He likes really spicy.” Restaurant — Starbucks: Coffee chain visited for a salted caramel mocha and other seasonal drinks. Evidence: “The pumpkin cream cold brew?” ; “so I have the salted caramel mocha.” Restaurant — Mucho Burrito: Mexican-style fast-casual chain where Chantal buys soft tacos (two shredded beef, one grilled chicken) and discusses salsas and toppings. Evidence: “probably gonna get some mucho burrito for dinner” ; “They're from Mucho Burrito.” Restaurant — Kettleman's: Jewish-style bakery/bagel shop visited for fresh bagels and specialty cream cheeses (dill pickle, hot pepper cream cheese, honey cream cheese noted). Evidence: “I should get some Kettlemans bagels with cream cheese it's right across the way here” ; “Warm, fresh, soft, chewy bagels.” Restaurant — M&M Meat Shops: Prepared-food retailer mentioned as source of a teriyaki pork tenderloin and homestyle mashed potatoes Chantal purchased for dinner. Evidence: “right beside where I was getting cat food there's an M&M meat shops” ; “I picked up a teriyaki like a pork tenderloin a tray of their homemade homestyle mashed potatoes” Food — salted caramel mocha: Starbucks seasonal drink Chantal orders and praises as 'friggin delicious'. Evidence: “Ooh, salt and caramel mocha.” ; “the salted caramel mocha is friggin delicious” Food — soft tacos: Soft tacos from Mucho Burrito (two shredded beef, one grilled chicken) eaten during the mukbang; described as messy and very juicy; spicy salsa chosen. Evidence: “So I ended up getting soft tacos.” ; “So this is a beef, their shredded beef is so good.” Food — shredded beef (taco): Shredded beef filling used in two of the soft tacos; described as juicy and messy. Evidence: “So two of them are beef, shredded beef.” ; “So this is a beef, their shredded beef is so good.” Food — grilled chicken (taco): One soft taco is grilled chicken; listed among taco toppings. Evidence: “One is grilled chicken.” Food — cilantro: Topping included on the tacos ('lots of it'). Evidence: “They have cilantro, lots of it.” Food — sour cream: Sauce topping listed for the tacos. Evidence: “Sour cream burrito sauce” Food — hot salsa / hot sauce: Spicy salsa chosen for tacos; Chantal comments the tacos are very spicy and burning her tongue. Evidence: “hot sauce, hot salsa.” ; “My tongue is burning.” Food — cream cheese pumpkin muffin: Seasonal item Chantal asks about at Starbucks but does not eat; later mentions a cream cheese pumpkin muffin in her bag. Evidence: “And do you have any cream cheese pumpkin muffins left?” ; “This is the muffin. Cream cheese pumpkin?” Food — pumpkin spice Cheerios: Box of cereal Chantal mentions having tried earlier in the day. Evidence: “I did get a box of pumpkin spice Cheerios.” Food — bagels: Fresh bagels from Kettleman's described as warm, soft, chewy; purchased with specialty cream cheeses. Evidence: “they smell so good did you see the guy making them” ; “Warm, fresh, soft, chewy bagels.” Food — dill pickle cream cheese: Cream cheese flavor at Kettleman's noted for chunks of pickles; Chantal tries it. Evidence: “their dill pickle cream cheese is amazing they have like chunks of pickles in it” ; “I'm gonna try dill pickle cream cheese” Food — hot pepper cream cheese: Spicy cream cheese variant mentioned among Kettleman's offerings. Evidence: “i got hot peppers hot pepper cream cheese” Food — teriyaki pork tenderloin: Prepared meal bought from M&M Meat Shops, described as juicy and lean. Evidence: “I picked up a teriyaki like a pork tenderloin” Food — homestyle mashed potatoes: Prepared side bought at M&M Meat Shops; Chantal praises its quality compared with typical frozen mashed potatoes. Evidence: “a tray of their homemade homestyle mashed potatoes” Place — HomeSense: Retail store mentioned as source for future Christmas decorations; Chantal discusses shopping hesitancy during COVID. Evidence: “I have to head back to HomeSense and get all Christmas stuff.” Product — Dutch oven: Cookware Chantal ordered to make roasts, stews and chilis; noted as approximate price and possibly Amazon brand. Evidence: “I ordered a Dutch oven because there's some things I want to make I have a roast” ; “they're expensive though ... like the one I got was like 60 bucks” Cuisine — Mexican: General cuisine referenced when comparing fast-food options (Taco Bell) and Mucho Burrito offerings. Evidence: “taco bell is more of the... Mexican not Mexican I wouldn't even call it Mexican food” 2020-10-03 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 31 min
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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) gives a Vlogtober tour of her fall/Halloween dining and living-room décor (HomeSense finds, candles, seasonal mugs, a faux electric fireplace) and then sits down with Pete and Paige for a Turkish/Middle Eastern-style mukbang featuring kebabs (shish kebab, chicken, beef tenderloin), ground meat skewers, lamb chops, hummus with olive oil, pita, spiced rice, grilled onions and tomatoes, and french fries. She sips ginger-lemon kombucha while the group chats about Halloween costumes, spooky legends, Mark Wiens, and their cat Sam, who provides comedic moments throughout.
Timeline and topics 0:19 — Intro and fall/Halloween decor tour (HomeSense finds, mantle, table setup)2:20 — Dining table and tabletop decorations; HomeSense purchases5:01 — Living-room mantle, electric fireplace, and seasonal items7:18 — Preparing table and revealing the food8:30 — Mukbang: describing the Turkish / Middle Eastern platter and drinks9:41 — Tasting notes: hummus, garlic sauce, grilled meats, rice15:57 — Conversation: Halloween costumes and spooky legends24:23 — Cat Sam antics and end of video farewellsNamed details Person — Chantal: Appears on camera, leads the vlog and mukbang, narrates decor tour and eats during the mukbang. Evidence: “so guys welcome to vlogtober day three” ; “Alright guys, I'm sure you're... Excuse me.” Person — Pete: Participates in the mukbang and conversation; referenced by name in the intro. Evidence: “and then Pete and I are going to do a mukbang for you guys” Person — Paige: Sits with Chantal and Pete during the mukbang and answers questions about childhood Halloween costumes. Evidence: “Paige, what was your favorite spooky legend as a kid?” Pet — Sam: House cat who appears multiple times, interacts with the hosts, and provides comic moments (climbing porch, getting stuck, used as a pillow). Evidence: “Right in my backyard. Beautiful, huh? What do you think, Sam?” ; “Sam? Is it? ... he's definitely got his nose stuck there.” Cuisine — Turkish: Meal described as Turkish / Middle Eastern-style kebab platter. Evidence: “So now this is, I guess, Turkish food. It's Middle Eastern.” Food — shish kebab: Grilled skewered meats including chicken and beef pieces. Evidence: “we have some kebabs here. We have some shish kebab.” Food — lamb chops: Ordered as part of the meal; one participant mentions finishing a lamb chop. Evidence: “And I have lamb chops.” Food — hummus: Served with olive oil and used for dipping pita and rice. Evidence: “and we have some hummus hummus yeah with some olive oil I'm just gonna dip that on there” Food — pita bread: Accompanies the meal and is used for dipping. Evidence: “I have pita bread.” Food — spiced rice: Described as spicy with clove aroma, paired with meats and hummus. Evidence: “this is like some spicy rice spiced rice oh I could smell the clove in there” Food — french fries: Included with the meal; mentioned multiple times. Evidence: “French fries. Why do we have french fries?” Food — grilled onions: Part of the kebab platter; enjoyed by Chantal. Evidence: “I love grilled onions.” Food — grilled tomato: Included and dipped in sauce. Evidence: “This is a grilled tomato. I'm going to dip it in here.” Food — white garlic sauce: Creamy garlic sauce described as sour and salty; used with tuna and other items. Evidence: “This white garlic sauce is creamy, sour, salty, hits like every aspect of your taste buds.” Food — tuna in creamy garlic sauce: A side item with a generous portion of creamy garlic sauce. Evidence: “I have some tuna, which is like the creamy garlic sauce. They give you a lot.” Food — beef tenderloin: Grilled beef pieces with noticeable grill flavor. Evidence: “I'm going to try a piece of the tenderloin beef... How's that grill flavor?” ; “filet mignon chunks” Food — ground chicken/ground meat skewers: Minced/ground meat option on the platter, well spiced. Evidence: “ground meat and spices and ground chicken and spices with grilled veggies” Product — HomeSense table runner: Decor item purchased from HomeSense and shown during the decor tour. Evidence: “From home sense. It is very cute has that little beaded detail.” Product — autumn in the park Yankee candle: Seasonal candle seen in the decor. Evidence: “My autumn in the park Yankee candle” Product — Miyazaki movies: Studio Ghibli / Miyazaki films shown on a shelf as part of décor. Evidence: “oh yes you then I have some Miyazaki movies here” Product — jelly belly dispenser: Decor / novelty item visible in the room. Evidence: “my jelly belly dispenser” Product — Nintendo Switch: Game console visible among other electronics. Evidence: “And Nintendo Switch and old Xbox.” Product — Xbox: Older-generation console visible; mentioned in decor/gaming discussion. Evidence: “And Nintendo Switch and old Xbox.” Food — kombucha (ginger lemon, no-sugar / stevia): Drink tried on camera; labeled no sugar (contains stevia), 10 calories. Evidence: “Today I'm trying this kombucha... But this is ginger lemon kombucha.” ; “10 calories. It's not bad.” 2020-10-04 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 20 min
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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) eats Little Caesars deep dish pizza with barbecue ranch dip while doing a fall/Halloween tag (Vlogtober Day 4). She sips grape soda and a Coldest Water bottle, answers fall-themed questions about traditions, favorite foods, spooky movies (The Shining), and activities, mentions Thanksgiving in Canada and attending Mayfair Theatre screenings in Ottawa, and saves leftover pizza for later.
Timeline and topics 0:00 — Intro and setup (drinks, pajamas, green screen)1:39 — Trying Little Caesars deep dish pizza2:37 — First impressions and eating (texture, dip)4:21 — Fall/Halloween tag: costumes and Vlogtober plans5:53 — Favorite fall foods and traditions (Thanksgiving, pumpkin pie)9:02 — Spooky media and music (The Shining, Type O Negative)13:42 — Pumpkin activities and seasonal preferences19:33 — Wrapping up and saving leftover pizzaNamed details Restaurant — Little Caesars: Source of the deep dish pizza and barbecue ranch dip featured in the video. Evidence: “So what I have here is I'm trying the Little Caesars deep dish because I've never, ever, ever tried it before.” ; “Barbecue ranch dip from Little Caesars.” Food — deep dish pizza: Pepperoni and cheese deep dish pizza being tasted; described as very filling and hot. Evidence: “I'm trying the Little Caesars deep dish because I've never, ever, ever tried it before.” ; “Oh my God, it's really hot though. So just got a pepperoni and cheese.” ; “That pizza is filling as hell.” Food — barbecue ranch dip: Favored dip for the pizza, described as preferred even over creamy garlic. Evidence: “And to dip, my favorite dip ever... Barbecue ranch dip from Little Caesars. It is amazing, you guys.” Food — grape soda: Drink poured at the start; brand mentioned as President's Choice. Evidence: “Grape soda, President's Choice brand, which I find is very good.” Product — The Coldest Water bottle: Branded water bottle promoted; giveaway and discount code mentioned in video. Evidence: “And for water, we have none other than Coley, the coldest water bottle.” ; “So check the description below for how you can be entered to win a free or use my discount code foodie to get a discount on your purchase.” Food — pumpkin pie: Mentioned as a favorite fall dessert; preferred for spices over s'mores. Evidence: “s'mores or pumpkin pie hmm they're both very different flavors I'll say pumpkin pie I like the spices in it” Food — hot chocolate: Preferred over warm apple cider for fall drink. Evidence: “Hot chocolate. I don't really like apple cider that much.” Food — pumpkin seeds: Roasted and salted as a snack tradition after carving pumpkins. Evidence: “And I like roasting the pumpkin seeds. My mom always did that. We would carve pumpkins together and then... roast the seeds and salt them and roast them there's such a good snack” Food — Thanksgiving dinner (meat pie, turkey, ham, stuffing): Listed favorite fall foods including elements of a Thanksgiving dinner; notes Canadian Thanksgiving is in October. Evidence: “Probably like stews, soups. Thanksgiving dinner.” ; “I love having a Thanksgiving dinner. Meat pie, turkey, ham, stuffing.” Food — pumpkin spice latte: Mentions getting at least one pumpkin spice latte as a seasonal tradition. Evidence: “Usually tradition I have to get something like like at least one pumpkin spice latte.” Person — Stanley Kubrick: Filmmaker referenced while discussing The Shining as favorite spooky movie. Evidence: “One because I love Stanley Kubrick's filming style.” 2020-10-05 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 14 min
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Chantal unboxes and tries on a Torrid fall/Halloween-themed clothing haul. She shows jeans, a David Bowie graphic tee, plaid/paper-bag style pants, a pumpkin-spice themed top, a cardigan, leggings, Croc-style slip-on shoes and other pieces, comments on sizing (4X vs 5X), fabric and fit, and models several full outfits on camera while noting items she likes and how they'd pair with a denim jacket.
Timeline and topics 0:06 — Intro and haul purpose0:26 — Unboxing the Torrid bag0:51 — Jeans and Bowie tee reveal2:08 — Plaid/tie-front pants and sizing notes2:55 — Pumpkin-spice fall tops and cardigan6:05 — Leggings, coat note, and shoes7:31 — Try-on begins and outfit one (jeans + Bowie tee + denim jacket)9:37 — Outfit two (leggings/pumpkin top/jacket) and fit commentary11:56 — Peplum/top details, cardigan + paper-bag pants outfit13:45 — Wrap-up and viewer call-to-actionNamed details Organization — Torrid: Retailer where the clothing haul was purchased; repeatedly referenced as the source of items. Evidence: “So I ordered a bunch of things from Torrid,” Person — Sam: Appears in video (operates/moves camera, interacts with Chantal). Evidence: “Hi Sam he loves packaging.” ; “I really, really like, Sam, stop moving the camera.” Product — Boyfriend straight burnout jeans: Size 26, petite with rolled hems; described as stretchy and faded. Evidence: “All right I got a pair of jeans these are size 26 and they're stretchy.” ; “Boyfriend straight burnouts those are what they're called” Product — David Bowie graphic t-shirt: 5X graphic tee with some glitter detail; Chantal pairs it with jeans and a denim jacket. Evidence: “this is a 5x David Bowie t-shirt” ; “and I do love my Bowie shirt as well I thought the glitter was coming off but it doesn't really” Product — plaid/tie-front pants: 5X tie-front/plaid pants described as comfortable with a tie and pockets. Evidence: “So these are 5x. these are Thai front pants” ; “What would you call it? Plaid pants.” Product — pumpkin spice/pumpkin vibes t-shirt: Fall-themed/pumpkin-spice vibe shirt in 4X (wanted 5X); described as autumnal and suitable for pumpkin patches. Evidence: “This is a 4x. Again they didn't have the 5x but this is a pumpkin spice vibes.” ; “So yeah, but it is a cute top to go to the pumpkin patch with.” Product — cardigan: Long-sleeve cardigan in a blushy color, size 4X, with pockets; described as light material. Evidence: “This is a cardigan. Isn't that pretty? The color. And this is a 4X” ; “but this is the cardigan. Has nice pockets here. I love the material is nice and light” Product — leggings (ripped style): 4X leggings with a ripped style; modeled with multiple outfits. Evidence: “I also got some leggings. These are 4X and this is the style. I'll try them on for you guys, but they're like kind of ripped.” Product — Croc-style slip-on shoes: Slip-on Croc-style shoes (size nine / eight and a half discussion); paired with several outfits. Evidence: “I got these shoes in a nine ... But aren't they cute?” ; “They're like the Croc style” Product — paper bag style pants: Described as paper-bag style with pockets and a bow/tie detail; worn with cardigan and Bowie shirt. Evidence: “These are kind of like a paper bag style pants” ; “They do have pockets, so I do really like the style,” 2020-10-07 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 20 min
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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) shares a Taco Bell mukbang while telling a spooky true story about a supposedly haunted Elsa doll that returned to a family after repeated attempts to discard it. She opens and tastes Taco Bell items (toasted cheesy chalupa, nachos supreme, chili cheese burrito / beef burrito with rice and cheese sauce), reacts to the flavors, and reminisces about a childhood Barney doll anecdote. She mentions pandemic-era Thanksgiving limitations for the Ottawa area and Canada and plans for small celebrations and possible drive-thru haunted attractions near Halloween.
Timeline and topics 0:06 — Intro and setting up food1:19 — Showing and arranging Taco Bell order (nachos, burrito, chalupa)3:21 — Tasting the toasted cheesy chalupa2:30 — Spooky storytime: haunted Elsa doll (Madonia family)8:45 — Describing the doll's behavior and attempts to discard it16:01 — Tasting burrito and nachos; food reactions11:53 — Pandemic Thanksgiving plans and Ottawa/Canada mention19:41 — Wrap-up and goodbyesNamed details 2020-10-08 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 18 min
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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) spends a fall day getting a pumpkin spice latte at Starbucks, driving through Gatineau Park to view autumn foliage ("fall rhapsody") around Old Chelsea, Meech Lake and Champlain Lookout, then ends the day with a dinner mukbang of charcoal BBQ chicken, West African-style jollof/jalaf rice, and ginger juice from an African restaurant. She closes with brief home-decor plans and a sign-off.
Timeline and topics 0:11 — Intro and Vlogtober Day 80:20 — Starbucks: pumpkin spice latte attempt1:07 — Fall rhapsody / Gatineau Park drive to view foliage4:04 — Scenic spots: Old Chelsea, Meech Lake, Champlain Lookout7:54 — Dinner mukbang: charcoal BBQ chicken and West African-style rice11:22 — Trying ginger juice and commenting on flavors13:31 — Halloween plans and costumes tease16:30 — Home decor: painting and living room makeover plans18:02 — Outro / sign-offNamed details Place — Gatineau Park: Large park region with lookouts and scenic drives; location for fall foliage viewing ('fall rhapsody'). Evidence: “observe any of the fall rhapsody which is basically from what I understand this is kind of new to me this season but there was an actual term for it where people go and view all of the beautiful changing leaves for autumn in the Gatineau -” ; “the Gatineau Park is very huge” Place — Old Chelsea: Community passed while driving in Gatineau Park area. Evidence: “we just passed through Old Chelsea here.” Place — Meech Lake: Scenic area mentioned while driving in Gatineau Park. Evidence: “I think this is Meech Lake, if I'm not mistaken here.” Place — Champlain Lookout: High lookout in Gatineau Park mentioned in route. Evidence: “Now the Champlain Lookout, which is really high above the hills,” Place — Gatineau Hills: Hills visible during drive. Evidence: “Wow, you can really see the mountains here. The Gatineau Hills.” Restaurant — unnamed African restaurant: Source of charcoal barbecue chicken, ginger juice, and rice; the restaurant name is not stated in the transcript. Evidence: “It's from an African restaurant.” Cuisine — West African (jalaf/jollof) rice: Described as 'jalaf style rice', West African dish with cabbage and carrots, cooked with pureed tomatoes, onions and seasonings. Evidence: “I think this is their jalaf style rice, which is a West African dish and it has cabbage and carrots.” ; “This rice, they cook it with spices, onions. Like I think they pureed tomatoes, onions, garlic, and other seasonings.” Food — charcoal BBQ chicken: Charcoal-grilled barbecue chicken from the African restaurant; eaten on camera. Evidence: “I picked up some and because I was craving this so bad ... barbecue chicken ... charcoal barbecue” ; “oh look at this chicken all right I'm gonna have like half a chicken right now ... the wing ... It's so good” Food — ginger juice: Beverage described as 'pure ginger taste, but sweet'; first time trying this shop's ginger juice. Evidence: “this is my first time trying their ginger juice” ; “That's ginger. Pure ginger taste, but sweet.” Food — pumpkin spice latte: Pumpkin spice latte purchased at Starbucks earlier in the day; part of fall-themed outing. Evidence: “I'm in the line at Starbucks here to get a pumpkin spice latte.” ; “I did manage to get the pumpkin spice latte and a nice water.” Food — pumpkin cream cheese muffin: Item intended as first meal but not available at Starbucks; mentioned. Evidence: “and a pumpkin cream cheese muffin as my first meal of the day ... So that's what I'm gonna get” ; “So they didn't have any muffins, pumpkin cream cheese muffin.” Food — sriracha: Condiment used with the meal. Evidence: “Wash my hands. Some sriracha.” Food — cabbage and carrots: Vegetables included in the jalaf/jollof-style rice; Chantal mentions liking them. Evidence: “it has cabbage and carrots.” ; “Nice vegetables.” Product — painting (wall art): Lightweight painting purchased for the living room; comes with hanging instructions. Evidence: “I got this from my living room. This painting, isn't it nice? It even comes with the wall hanging stuff you need. Instructions.” 2020-10-09 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 27 min
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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) shares a five-ingredient pumpkin Alfredo recipe and eats it on camera alongside large cheddar-filled sausages in a mukbang. She discusses ingredients and prep (fresh fettuccine, garlic, cream, Parmesan, sage), tastes the food, and comments on flavors and leftovers. During the meal she tells a long personal paranormal/ghost story from a past apartment, relates university and early-adult life details, mentions getting a cat named BB June's, and briefly says she's being sent for a colonoscopy. She signs off announcing a seasonal "Muktober" series.
Timeline and topics 0:00 — Introductions and setup1:13 — Showing the pumpkin Alfredo and sausages; recipe details2:30 — Tasting the food and flavor impressions5:32 — Personal paranormal/ghost story — initial description7:53 — Backstory: university, moving out, getting a cat13:29 — Detailed apartment experiences (noises, tease from 'Peggy', building burned down)19:04 — Reflection on the ghost story and tying it to food memory20:17 — Current eating notes, appetite changes, and medical mention (colonoscopy)25:37 — Wrap-up: cravings, leftovers, and announcing MuktoberNamed details Person — Pete: Person present in the video who speaks and is addressed by Chantal (helps with physical tasks, mentioned eating nachos). Evidence: “Thanks, Pete.” ; “Like I was telling Pete” Person — Peggy: Friend's mom referenced in a paranormal story (teased Chantal about noises). Appears only as a referenced person, not necessarily present. Evidence: “I thought it's just my friend's mom coming in we'll call her Peggy” ; “And that's when she would tease me and be like, no, it's not me.” Pet — BB June's: Cat Chantal says she got in 2004. Evidence: “that's where I got BB June's in 2004” Food — pumpkin Alfredo: Homemade creamy pumpkin Alfredo made with garlic, heavy whipping cream, pumpkin puree, fresh fettuccine, and Parmesan; garnished with fresh sage. Evidence: “What I have here is I made some pumpkin Alfredo. This is a five ingredient pumpkin Alfredo.” ; “heavy whipping cream, five cloves of garlic ... I'm using fresh fettuccine ... half a cup of Parmesan” Food — fresh fettuccine: Fresh fettuccine used in the pumpkin Alfredo; Chantal praises fresh pasta over non-fresh. Evidence: “I'm using fresh fettuccine, so it's like egg noodles” ; “Fresh pasta is so much better.” Food — cheese sausages: Two large sausages with cheddar cheese that Chantal eats and comments on (has casing). Evidence: “And here we have two. cheese sausages I love these sausages” ; “Bite of the sausage here. Mmm. So there are smokies and they have cheddar cheese in them.” Food — Minute Rice with soy sauce: Cheap carbohydrate food Chantal ate while working night shift during past storytime. Evidence: “I would pig out on Minute Rice in the microwave with lots of soy sauce.” Food — nachos: Pete's alternative meal mentioned (Tostitos and cheese). Evidence: “He has something nachos. ... which for him is Tostitos and cheese” Food — mashed potatoes and gravy: Dish referenced as the favorite meal of the tenant who previously lived in the apartment in Chantal's story. Evidence: “that was her favorite she would eat they were called like big cheese sausages and mashed potatoes and gravy” Food — Gatorade: Case of Gatorade mentioned in passing. Evidence: “My case of Gatorade.” 2020-10-10 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 30 min
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Chantal visits a pumpkin patch / orchard (Canmore Orchard), browses pumpkins and local fudge, tastes several fudge flavors and apple cider, shows a new winter jacket and some Amazon/party supplies, and talks about upcoming Halloween plans including a drive-thru haunt. She mentions feeling run down with swollen tonsils and plans a small, COVID-conscious get-together.
Timeline and topics 0:33 — Intro — Vlogtober day and plans1:58 — Drive to pumpkin patch / orchard arrival2:52 — Looking around pumpkins, apples, and fudge6:16 — Buying and tasting fudge and apple cider8:56 — Discussion of limited daytime activities / COVID restrictions10:22 — Starbucks run and cider details11:45 — Freezing and storing fudge; favorite flavors21:17 — Jacket try-on and Amazon/unboxing items for Halloween27:53 — Plans for Halloween events: drive-thru haunt and dress-up video18:55 — Health update: feeling run down and swollen tonsils; sign-offNamed details 2020-10-11 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 21 min
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Chantal eats McDonald's (Big Macs and a double Quarter Pounder) in a Vlogtober mukbang while chatting with a friend about lighting, Netflix shows (The Haunting of Bly Manor, Sailor Moon), a recent colonoscopy video, cats, and Canadian Monopoly locations. Drinks include cold water from a Coldest Water bottle and root beer. The stream covers casual eating, banter about sauces and burps, cat care and vet plans for Sam, and ends with a sign-off.
Timeline and topics 0:23 — Intro and setup (green screen + lighting)0:48 — Food reveal: McDonald's and drinks1:21 — Thumbnail, seating banter, and sauces5:22 — Eating, messy-eating commentary, and ASMR notes4:25 — TV talk: Sailor Moon and The Haunting of Bly Manor9:29 — Colonoscopy video discussion and bathroom humor11:48 — Monopoly (Canadian) board comments and travel mentions13:56 — Cat talk: vet, grooming, and Sam on camera21:27 — Wrap-up and goodbyesNamed details 2020-10-12 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 45 min
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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) opens a large care package of American snacks and clothing sent by a YouTube friend/mod named Krista, tastes and reviews many items (cereals, candy bars, pickles, sauces, mustards), and then eats Thanksgiving leftovers while chatting about the meal, family, COVID precautions, pets, and gratitude. The video mixes an unboxing of U.S.-only treats with a casual Thanksgiving mukbang showing turkey, ham, stuffing, pies and drinks.
Timeline and topics 0:06 — Intro and package reveal2:41 — Unboxing American snacks, clothes, and sauces11:03 — Tasting pickles, mustards, and candies27:31 — Thanksgiving leftovers mukbang (turkey, ham, stuffing, pies)34:24 — Drinks and after-dinner reflections41:22 — Gratitude and closing thoughts45:27 — Outro and sign-offNamed details 2020-10-13 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 22 min
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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) cooks Laura's Kitchen French onion soup, showing step-by-step prep—caramelizing onions, adding beef broth, Worcestershire sauce, and flour—then assembles baguette and shredded Gouda (would have used Gruyere), broils the topped soup, and eats it in a mukbang-style video while chatting about Beauty and the Beast, comfort food, and immunity-boosting items. She mentions freezing extra portions, thanks viewers for subscribers, and signs off in costume.
Timeline and topics 0:00 — Intro and theme (Beauty and the Beast)2:13 — Recipe start: melting butter and slicing onions2:27 — Caramelizing onions and preparing baguette3:43 — Adding broth, flour, and seasonings; simmering5:02 — Assembling bowls with baguette and cheese; broiling6:59 — Mukbang: tasting soup, pickles, and commentary9:28 — Discussion: Disney/Beauty and the Beast and personal anecdotes12:22 — Wrap-up, freezing leftovers, and sign-offNamed details Pet — Pete: Referenced as someone (likely a pet) who will enjoy Thanksgiving leftovers. Evidence: “Luckily for Pete, there's a ton of Thanksgiving leftovers that he can enjoy.” Cuisine — French: Cuisine style of the featured dish (French onion soup). Evidence: “we are going to make a delicious French meal.” ; “So I'm going to make a French onion soup.” Food — French onion soup: Prepared and eaten on camera using Laura's Kitchen recipe. Evidence: “So I'm going to make a French onion soup.” ; “Okay, and I have some pickles which I want to have right now.” Food — baguette: Sliced, toasted under the broiler and rubbed with fresh garlic; placed on top of the soup before broiling. Evidence: “I have put some baguette, sliced baguette in the oven.” ; “So here I'm placing a baguette.” Food — Gouda: Shredded Gouda used as the cheese topping; speaker notes preference for Gruyere but used Gouda due to grocery availability. Evidence: “but I'm using shredded Gouda, mild Gouda.” ; “I used a Gouda.” Food — Gruyere: Named as the ideal cheese for the recipe but not available at the speaker's store. Evidence: “Ideally, I would have used Gruyere, but you can use literally any cheese that melts well of your choice.” Food — pickles: Eaten during the mukbang alongside the soup; speaker mentions fermented foods are good for immune system. Evidence: “Okay, and I have some pickles which I want to have right now.” ; “fermented food pickles” Food — onions: Three large sweet onions sliced and caramelized as the base for the soup. Evidence: “I used three pretty large sweet onions and I sliced them in the half moon shape and I'm just going to add them to the melted butter.” ; “Caramelized onions, y'all.” Food — butter: Four tablespoons melted in the pot to begin cooking the onions. Evidence: “all right to start this recipe you are going to melt four tablespoons of butter in a Dutch oven or a pot of your choice.” Food — beef broth: Whole container added to the caramelized onions as the soup base. Evidence: “I'm now going to add the whole container of beef broth to the onions.” Food — Worcestershire sauce: Added as a replacement for wine in the recipe; mentioned by speaker. Evidence: “Now you're also going to add the Worcestershire sauce.” Food — flour: Added to the onions to thicken the soup; speaker notes she added it later than instructed. Evidence: “I was supposed to add the little bit of flour now as well but I added later because I forgot but now I'm going to add some black pepper and some fresh rosemary.” ; “Now here's where I added the flour.” Food — garlic: Fresh garlic clove is used to rub the baguette for flavor. Evidence: “And we're going to rub a little bit of garlic, fresh garlic. So you take a garlic clove, you cut it in half and you just rub it along the surface” ; “The genius is rubbing that fresh garlic on the baguettes” Food — rosemary: Added to the onions while cooking; aroma noted in eating segment. Evidence: “but I added later because I forgot but now I'm going to add some black pepper and some fresh rosemary.” ; “Smells good. The rosemary.” Food — apple cider: Mentioned as a drink the speaker has that day and as an alternative ingredient (apple cider vinegar mentioned earlier). Evidence: “but you could also use apple cider vinegar if you want that bite.” ; “and having an orange day having a little glass of apple cider” Product — immunity gummies: Supplements the speaker says she is taking (zinc, elderberry, echinacea included in description). Evidence: “I'm taking those immunity gummies. Zinc. elderberry echinacea” Organization — Laura's Kitchen: Source of the recipe referenced and linked in the description; not shown on camera. Evidence: “From Laura's Kitchen, so I will leave the link to her channel and original recipe below.” ; “Laura's kitchen. I'm coming to live with you.” Product — Torrid costume/dress: Speaker mentions wearing a costume/dress from Torrid with a Chip design. Evidence: “I love this costume is so cute from Torrid has chip on it the little cup” 2020-10-14 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 28 min
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Foodie Beauty eats a mall Chinese food takeout spread in a casual mukbang while chatting about the food, memories of mall food courts, personal anecdotes (including a vivid dream about body hair), jewelry/allergies, craving sushi/sashimi, and briefly interacting with people named Sam and Pete before wrapping up because she feels mildly sick.
Timeline and topics 0:06 — Intro & showing mall Chinese takeout1:22 — Organizing food, sauces, and first bites (spring rolls)5:24 — Tasting ginger beef and other entrees11:20 — Casual chat: mall food court memories14:12 — Personal anecdote: dream about body hair20:30 — Discussion about jewelry, allergies, and garlic smell24:43 — Craving sushi/sashimi and delivery availability26:17 — Short interaction with Pete; signing off (feeling sick)Named details 2020-10-15 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 4 min
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A home-cooking demonstration showing preparation of a West African cassava-leaf stew cooked with meat (chicken and beef), smoked fish, ground peanut, aromatics, and red palm oil. The cook boils the meat, adds onions and garlic, mixes in defrosted cassava leaves and ground peanuts, soaks and adds smoked fish, heats and adds red palm oil (with a note not to stir immediately because the oil is very hot), and finishes the sauce. The cook mentions experimenting with tomato paste and okra powder to prevent the leaves from getting stuck between teeth and asks Chantal for feedback.
Timeline and topics 0:09 — Start: adding meats and boiling0:18 — Adding onions and aromatics0:30 — Preparing spice mixture (nocos) and cassava1:28 — Putting cassava into the pot and cooking until oil rises1:59 — Adding smoked fish and ground peanut1:47 — Heating and adding red palm oil; caution about mixing3:30 — Finished cassava sauce and notes on experimentsNamed details Person — Cook (speaker): Unidentified person speaking and demonstrating the recipe in the video. Evidence: “Here I put the I put the meats, some chicken and beef I think all goes in.” ; “So here it is, I'm gonna let them boil. You can see the oil coming up.” Person — Chantal: Mentioned by the cook as someone who will give feedback on the experiment. Evidence: “and I will let uh Chantal let you know what the she think about it.” Food — cassava leaves: Defrosted cassava leaves added to the stew and cooked until oil comes up. Evidence: “And now I put the cassava in the in the boiled water water and let it cook until the oil comes up” ; “And here is the cassava sauce. It's ready.” Food — chicken: Used as one of the meats boiled for the stew. Evidence: “Here I put the I put the meats, some chicken and beef I think all goes in.” Food — beef: Used as one of the meats boiled for the stew. Evidence: “Here I put the I put the meats, some chicken and beef I think all goes in.” Food — smoked fish: Smoked fish added for flavor; the cook says fish can be used alone or with meat. Evidence: “fish too for taste.” ; “You can put fish or yeah, you can put fish and meat together or just meat or just fish but we can mix them.” Food — ground peanut: Ground peanut powder added and further ground in the pan for consistency. Evidence: “Now I add in the peanut, the ground peanut. Well I'm gonna ground them more in here before I'm adding them for it will gonna be more consistent.” Food — red palm oil: Heats and adds red oil near the end of cooking and warns not to mix immediately because it can be very hot. Evidence: “I'm heating up a little bit the red oil that I'm gonna add inside.” ; “Just added the red oil.” ; “It's important not to mix. even for the oil this can be really hot.” Food — onion: Onions are cut and added while the meat cooks. Evidence: “They are ready. Putting onion right now.” ; “And this is uh the onion. Cut, I'll put them when the” Food — garlic: Mentioned as an aromatic added after initial boiling of meat. Evidence: “the chicken starts smelling good and the meat good.” ; “Putting onion right now.” Food — tomato paste: Used experimentally with okra powder to change texture so leaves don't stick between teeth. Evidence: “I uh did some experiments by adding a tomato paste and uh okra powder, so the leaf won't stuck in between your teeth.” Food — okra powder: Added experimentally with tomato paste to prevent leaf texture issues. Evidence: “I uh did some experiments by adding a tomato paste and uh okra powder, so the leaf won't stuck in between your teeth.” Food — spice mixture (nocos / norcos / nokoss): A spice and parsley mixture referenced multiple times; added to the sauce. Evidence: “Okay, this is for the knockers.” ; “and let it cook until the oil comes up and then add the norcos, meaning the spice,” ; “Well, I added the nocos, the spice goes here, and I added the fish too.” 2020-10-16 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 30 min
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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) cooks a homemade meat-based spaghetti sauce in a Dutch oven, simmers it in the oven, then dresses up as Ziggy Stardust and eats a portion of spaghetti with chow chow and crushed chilies while chatting about David Bowie, Halloween plans, upcoming videos, and channel ideas (memberships/OnlyFans). She describes her recipe and process, comments on flavor and consistency, and mentions saving leftovers for the fridge/freezer and hosting a small party with Pete.
Timeline and topics 0:26 — Start: making spaghetti sauce in Dutch oven (browning meat, draining fat)2:00 — Adding tomatoes, paste, herbs; oven simmer and finished sauce3:49 — Reveal and tasting of finished sauce; notes on flavor4:11 — Ziggy Stardust costume/makeup and Bowie discussion4:54 — Eating: spaghetti with chow chow and crushed chilies14:00 — Channel talk: monetization, membership/OnlyFans idea, and upcoming content20:06 — Halloween plans, treat-bag giveaway idea, and Christmas giving thoughts29:11 — Wrap-up, thanks to followersNamed details Person — Chantal: Speaks throughout, cooks the sauce, dresses as Ziggy Stardust and eats on camera. Evidence: “Hello, foodie beauties.” ; “Ziggy Stardust is me.” Person — Pete: Mentioned as someone who 'came and got his' portion and attends a party with Chantal. Evidence: “Pete's came and got his.” ; “So tomorrow I'm having my little party with Pete.” Person — David Bowie: Discussed extensively as a musical influence and reason for costume/theme (Ziggy Stardust). Evidence: “ziggy played guitar jamming good with weird and gilly and the spiders from mars” ; “rest in peace David Bowie” Food — homemade spaghetti sauce: Meat-based spaghetti sauce simmered in a Dutch oven then baked in the oven for about two hours; contains mixed meats, tomatoes, tomato paste, herbs and spices. Evidence: “To start my sauce, I'm going to try cooking a homemade spaghetti sauce in this Dutch oven.” ; “All right here the sauce is fresh out of the oven” Food — ground beef: Used as part of the mixed meats for the sauce (medium fat). Evidence: “This sauce has a mixture of meats, ground beef,” ; “Now the ground beef is medium for fat content” Food — ground pork: Used with ground beef in the sauce; described as fatty. Evidence: “and ground pork.” ; “and ground pork is kind of fatty” Food — San Marzano whole tomatoes: Used as the tomato base; crushed by spoon during cooking. Evidence: “I'm using San Marzano Italian tomatoes, the whole tomatoes which I will crush up.” ; “So I'm adding the whole can of tomatoes there and what I'm doing here is just crushing them with my spoon.” Food — tomato paste: One small can added to thicken the sauce; narrator says she added the whole can of tomato paste and maybe two cups of something (water). Evidence: “I'm using one small can of tomato paste to make the sauce a bit more thick” ; “And I added the whole can of tomato paste as well.” Food — crushed tomatoes: A can of crushed tomatoes added to the sauce. Evidence: “and I'm going to use a can of crushed tomatoes because that's what I have in my pantry.” ; “and then I'm going to add the can of crushed tomatoes.” Food — yellow onion: One large chopped yellow onion cooked with the meat. Evidence: “So now I'm going to add one large chopped yellow onion and about five cloves of garlic.” Food — garlic: About five cloves added; narrator loves garlic. Evidence: “and about five cloves of garlic. I love garlic.” Food — bay leaves: Two bay leaves added to the sauce; shown fresh in the finished pot. Evidence: “and I'm going to add two bay leaves and put it in the oven with the two bay leaves.” ; “All right here the sauce is fresh out of the oven you can see the bay leaves there” Food — basil: Added to the sauce. Evidence: “and I'm also adding some basil,” Food — Italian herb blend (oregano etc.): Added to the sauce for flavor. Evidence: “I've added a Italian blend which has like oregano and other herbs” Food — nutmeg: A bit of nutmeg added to the sauce. Evidence: “I've added a bit of nutmeg,” Food — sugar: A little white sugar added to cut acidity. Evidence: “bit of white sugar,” ; “the sugar really cuts the acidity.” Food — MSG: Mentioned as an ingredient added to the sauce. Evidence: “a little bit of my accent MSG” Food — chow chow: Pickled/spicy condiment eaten with the spaghetti and praised by Chantal. Evidence: “And I have some chow chow because I love chow chow to eat it just like that.” ; “The chow chow. Pickled and spicy, my two favorite things.” Food — crushed chilies: Mentioned as something she likes and adds for heat; not included in the pot to accommodate Pete. Evidence: “Crushed chilies. I didn't put them in the sauce. If it was just me, I would,” ; “I love crushed chilies. I added a good heat to it.” Food — cheesy garlic bread: Desired accompaniment mentioned but she does not have any at home. Evidence: “A homemade spaghetti sauce that's been simmering for hours and cheesy garlic bread. I don't have any of that.” Food — rum: Alcohol she mentions having and considering mixing with Gatorade. Evidence: “I have some rum. I don't know what to do with it. Rum and Gatorade?” Food — candy: Has a lot of candy and plans to make treat bags for Halloween. Evidence: “I have a lot of candy I'm giving a lot away.” 2020-10-23 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 19 min
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Chantal takes a daytime solo road trip to a COVID-era drive-thru Halloween event at the Indian River Reptile Zoo / "Canada's only drive-thru dinosaur park" in North York, Ontario. She introduces the plan while drinking a pumpkin spice latte, mentions recovering from a minor illness, stops for gas and a car wash, and then drives slowly through the dinosaur-themed haunted attraction, reacting to animatronics, props, and jump-scares. She describes ticketing/donation details for the non-profit zoo and notes the family-oriented nature of parts of the drive-thru.
Timeline and topics 0:06 — Intro and plan for the day0:57 — Health update and trip logistics2:02 — Route: gas, car wash, and food stops4:48 — Arrival at reptile/dinosaur drive-thru5:18 — Driving through the haunted dinosaur exhibit (reactions & jump scares)18:04 — Wrap-up and thanks to the sanctuaryNamed details 2020-10-24 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 40 min
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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) livestreams a drive-through Halloween haunt at Deadwood near Ottawa, Ontario, bringing viewers along in the car with Pete. The video shows the pair arriving, waiting for their time slot, receiving safety instructions, and driving slowly through the themed route while reacting to actors, strobe lights, fire effects, jump scares, and set pieces. They discuss food briefly (sushi, nachos, pork loin, okra stew) and plan to return the next night for another run.
Timeline and topics 0:49 — Intro and livestream chat1:00 — Waiting for time slot and safety concerns13:26 — Arriving and ticket scan / instructions14:47 — Entering the drive-through haunt15:08 — Inside the haunt: jump scares, actors, and set pieces28:30 — Exit, discussion of camera work and reactions32:17 — Wrap-up: impressions and plans to returnNamed details 2020-10-24 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 13 min
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Chantal drives from Ottawa to the Greater Toronto Area to try Korean mozza (mozzarella) rice dogs from Chung Chun Korean Rice Dog. She samples three varieties — a cheese dog (for the cheese pull), a squid-ink-batter squid-shaped dog with sweet mayo and teriyaki, and a spicy “volcano” dog with jalapeño cheese, sweet chili and spicy mayo — describing texture, sauces, and flavours on camera. She comments on size, crunch, cheese content, local availability of Korean food (GTA vs Ottawa), the long drive and rest stops, and plans to reheat/save leftovers. Video ends with wrap-up and brief channel updates.
Timeline and topics 0:25 — Intro and drive to try Korean rice dogs1:10 — Overview of ordered rice dog varieties and sauces1:48 — Cheese dog tasting and texture3:44 — Squid-ink (squid-shaped) dog tasting5:13 — Volcano dog tasting (spicy, jalapeño cheese)6:28 — Reflections on availability of Korean food and the drive11:42 — Final thoughts, leftovers and channel updatesNamed details 2020-10-25 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 18 min
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Chantal eats a family-size meal from Jollibee in her car, trying Jollibee spaghetti (with hot dogs), a six-piece bucket of chicken with gravy, corn/ranch dogs, pineapple juice, and mango/peach pies. She describes the spaghetti as unusually sweet, compares the fried chicken and gravy to KFC and Popeyes, enjoys the mango pie, notes leftovers, and mentions a nearby drive-thru haunt and plans to visit shops before heading home.
Timeline and topics 0:12 — Intro & arriving with Jollibee order1:04 — Overview of the order and family deal1:32 — Tasting the spaghetti (first impressions)3:46 — Drinks, parking-lot commentary, and deciding to try chicken7:32 — Tasting the chicken and gravy; comparisons to other chains12:35 — Trying a leg piece; chicken grows on her14:42 — Mango/peach pie dessert16:03 — Final thoughts, favorites, leftovers, and drive-thru haunt plansNamed details Restaurant — Jollibee: Filipino fast-food chain; source of the meal she tastes (spaghetti, chicken, pies, corn dogs). Evidence: “Jollibee.” ; “I finally got to try Jollibee,” Cuisine — Filipino: Style referenced when describing the spaghetti. Evidence: “I think it's like Filipino style, right?” Food — Jollibee spaghetti: Sweet tomato-based spaghetti served with hot dog chunks; Chantal finds it very sweet but a good flavor. Evidence: “I'm excited to try Jollibee because number one, their spaghetti has hot dogs in it.” ; “That's really different. It's really sweet.” Food — Jollibee fried chicken: Non-spicy fried chicken; she describes it as crispy and juicy, compares it to KFC and Popeyes, and uses gravy with it. Evidence: “And a six-piece bucket of chicken.” ; “It's really crispy chicken. It's really juicy.” Food — mango/peach pie: Warm fried dessert pie; compared to McDonald's pies, she likes the peach-mango flavor and crispiness. Evidence: “Last thing we're gonna try guys is a bit of the mango pie.” ; “Very like much like the McDonald's pies, but peach mango.” Food — pineapple juice: Drink accompanying the meal; she notes there is no ice but the pineapple juice tastes like pineapple juice and is tasty. Evidence: “Pineapple juice?” ; “There's no ice, but the pineapple juice is very tasty.” Food — corn dog / ranch dog: She identifies the corn/ranch dog as one of her favorites from the meal. Evidence: “I have leftover corn dogs, everything.” ; “the corn dogs were my favorite Or the ranch dog, sorry.” Food — gravy: Served with the chicken; she tastes it and describes it as familiar and cafeteria-like and says 'the gravy's good.' Evidence: “And they give you a gravy with it, which is cool.” ; “Like, the gravy's good though.” Food — hot dogs (in spaghetti): Meat chunks in the Jollibee spaghetti; mentioned as a reason she wanted to try it (she loves hot dogs). Evidence: “their spaghetti has hot dogs in it.” ; “It's like chunks of hot dog.” 2020-10-25 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 44 min
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Chantal and a friend (Pete) livestream their visit to a drive-through haunted attraction (Saunders Farm). They wait in line, receive safety/instruction guidance, and react to masked actors, chainsaws, loud bangs, and other scares while chatting with viewers. They mention meals (Red Lobster: crab legs and garlic shrimp) and discuss running low on gas near the end. After exiting the attraction they park briefly, thank viewers, and plan Halloween ideas.
Timeline and topics 1:11 — Stream start and waiting in line3:07 — Receiving instructions & drive-through rules4:23 — First scares and clown reactions10:50 — Chainsaw scares, loud bangs, and on-ride reactions13:30 — Mention of meal (Red Lobster) and food chat36:02 — End of the attraction: exit, reflections, and low gas concern40:01 — Post-ride chat: plans, viewer shout-outs, and goodbyesNamed details 2020-10-30 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 5 min
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A short Halloween horror film in which house noises and a locked door build tension until a phone call reveals a prison-bus crash and the missing serial killer Smiling Pete. Characters debate whether to investigate noises, mention being in Canada, and discuss simple dinner options before the scary news escalates.
Timeline and topics 0:00 — Opening titles and Halloween greeting0:48 — Eerie house noises and checking the door/balcony3:35 — Discussing dinner and everyday banter4:10 — Phone call: prison-bus crash and Smiling Pete missing4:23 — Characters react and speculate about the missing killerNamed details Person — Smiling Pete: Referred to in the phone report as a serial killer whose body was not found after a prison-bus crash. Evidence: “"the body of serial killer Smiling Pete was never found." [257.736]” Person — Ramona: Named in dialog as someone being spoken to on the phone. Evidence: “"Ramona hey girl what's up hey Ramona what's up girl" [245.236]” Person — Speaker A: Uncredited speaker who provides the opening lines and a Halloween greeting. Evidence: “"What you are about to see is the worst horror film ever made," [0.788]” ; “"happy Halloween." [9.138]” Person — Speaker B: Primary in-scene character reacting to noises, locking doors, and talking about dinner. Evidence: “"It might be on the loose." [48.788]” ; “"All right, girl, what do you want for dinner?" [215.956]” Person — Speaker C: Phone caller who reports the prison-bus crash and warns about Smiling Pete. Evidence: “"Oh my god, I'm freaking out. A prison bus crashed while passing through our town." [250.486]” Food — chicken stew: Mentioned as a dinner option. Evidence: “"All right, girl, what do you want for dinner? Chicken stew or tuna?" [215.956]” Food — tuna: Mentioned as a dinner option. Evidence: “"All right, girl, what do you want for dinner? Chicken stew or tuna?" [215.956]” 2020-10-30 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 18 min
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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) unboxes and tries on a large Torrid clothing order. She shows slippers, tanks, graphic tees (including a Sailor Moon 'Luna' shirt and a 'Cat Mom' tee), leggings, jeans, a tunic sweater, robe, gloves/mittens, underwear (not tried on), a beaded necklace, flats, boots, and other accessories. She does a haul-first-then-try-on format, commenting on fit, fabric, see-throughness, and sizing (notes jeans run small). She models several outfits (dress with boots; leggings with a tunic; multiple graphic tees and sweaters), mentions living in Canada/Ontario and that pickles help her hair, and closes by asking viewers for feedback and favorites.
Timeline and topics 0:06 — Intro and channel greeting0:29 — Overview: haul plan and big box reveal1:03 — Slippers, basics, and accessories2:40 — Graphic tees, necklace, robe and underwear4:32 — Cold-weather pieces: stockings, jeans, leggings, sweater9:41 — Outerwear, boots, and fit concerns10:23 — Try-on: outfit one (dress and boots)12:03 — Try-on: outfit two (leggings and tunic/slippers)13:38 — Sweater, necklace and styling notes (see-throughness)14:47 — Final graphic tees (Luna, eyelash, Good Vibes, Cat Mom)17:57 — Wrap-up, feedback request, and closingNamed details 2020-10-31 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 43 min
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A cozy COVID-style Halloween party mukbang filmed at home. Participants wear simple costumes, make "severed finger" hot dog sandwiches (boiled wieners with ketchup) and snack on Beanfields nacho black bean chips, garden-fresh salsa, Starburst, Twizzlers and mini Diet Pepsis while joking, playing a themed Clue board game and doing party games like Pin the Nose on a pumpkin. Cats join the party and a Sam O'Lantern horror app provides spooky ambience. The video ends as they prepare to watch Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Timeline and topics 0:00 — Intro & costumes3:17 — Preparing 'severed finger' hot dog sandwiches6:27 — Tasting Beanfields chips, salsa and drinks15:31 — Conversation about movies and shows (Rocky Horror, The Undoing, Star Trek Discovery)34:51 — Playing Halloween-themed Clue board game31:29 — Party games: Pin the Nose on the pumpkin & balloon popping40:22 — Cats join the party and closingNamed details Person — Pete: Appears in costume and participates in games Evidence: “So Pete is dressed up as himself,” Pet — Sam: A cat present during the party; the laser toy is beside Sam; referenced with affectionate talk and commands Evidence: “We have this automatic laser for the cats I got on Amazon.” ; “Hi, big boy.” Pet — Luna: Referenced via a Luna-themed T-shirt and a crushed Luna face on a game sheet; a cat associated with the party Evidence: “And my Luna t-shirt.” ; “Luna's face was crushed okay poor” Food — hot dogs / wieners / sausages: Boiled hot dogs are prepared as Halloween "severed finger" hot dog sandwiches with ketchup and buns; described as 25% less salt for a particular pack Evidence: “You want to boil your wieners, however many wieners that you need.” ; “We're gonna put some ketchup here make it look like blood” ; “Okay, so that's how you do the severed finger hot dog.” ; “These wieners, hot dogs, sausages are 25% less salt” Food — garden-fresh salsa: Fresh-style salsa served as a dip alongside the hot dogs and chips Evidence: “and on the side I have some garden fresh salsa.” ; “I love the salsa. It's like fresh. It's not like the jar. It's garden fresh,” Food — Beanfields black bean chips (nacho flavor): Snack chips they try on camera; packaging and nutrition (6g protein, 6g fiber) mentioned Evidence: “And these I'm trying these bean fields bean chips nacho. They have six grams of protein and six grams of fiber per serving.” ; “those chips are pretty good” Food — Starburst: Eating Starburst candy during the party Evidence: “I'm having a starburst.” Food — Twizzlers (Halloween Twizzlers): Holiday Twizzlers shown/mentioned as part of snacks Evidence: “Pizza Starburst and just a couple Twizzlers Halloween Twizzlers” Food — Diet Pepsi (mini cans): Mini cans of Diet Pepsi consumed (one-a-day mentioned) Evidence: “And I got these little cans of mini fat Pepsi.” ; “Diet Pepsi, uh-huh.” Food — ketchup: Used as "blood" on the severed-finger hot dog sandwiches Evidence: “put them on bun with ketchup.” Food — coleslaw, mustard, onions (Montreal-style hot dog toppings): Mentioned when describing Montreal-style hot dog toppings Evidence: “Coleslaw, mustard, and onions.” Citation guidance Cite a linked watch page and timestamp for a specific statement. Automated transcripts should be checked against the recording before quoting them as exact speech.