January 2021

MASSIVE ROOM CLEANUP BEFORE AND AFTER

2021-01-05 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 15 min

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Chantal cleans and tidies her bedroom and en-suite bathroom, shows a before-and-after room reveal, discusses depression and recent therapy/dietician consultations (eating-disorder recovery approach), and shares emotional reactions to completing the cleanup. Pete appears briefly; her cat Sam is mentioned. She points out items moved, trash taken out, and small purchases (Amazon doorstop, laundry bins). She finishes with plans to keep a cleaner schedule and gratitude for supportive viewers.

Timeline and topics

• 0:11 — Intro and pre-cleaning break
• 2:13 — Cleaning small chores (toilet, trash, dishes)
• 3:20 — Room reveal and bedroom tour
• 5:39 — Bathroom tour and products
• 7:21 — Mental-health and therapy update
• 12:49 — Gratitude, plans, and closing

Named details

• Person — Pete: Person who appears and speaks briefly, helps with room tasks (puts out garbage, helped hang lights). Evidence: “Pete sticks the garbage out every night,”; “Do you guys want me to go look at your room?”
• Pet — Sam: Cat who brings packaging/toys into the room. Evidence: “Sam likes to play with these.”; “He always brings them to my room.”
• Restaurant — KFC: Mentioned as a possible dinner choice. Evidence: “said KFC for dinner”
• Restaurant — St. Hubert's: Packaging from St. Hubert's is reused by the cat as a toy; referenced when discussing boxes. Evidence: “Every time we order St. Hubert's, the box has come wrapped in this,”
• Food — crackers: Pack of crackers being used temporarily as a tripod support; needs to be taken downstairs. Evidence: “Now these crackers have to go downstairs,”; “Excuse me, something to put my tripod on.”
• Food — butter: Butter visible near water and wipes on a surface while she tours the room. Evidence: “Butter.”
• Product — Sensi: Scented nightlight / fragrance product mentioned as 'arctic kiss Sensi' that smells up the room for days. Evidence: “This is a fragrance flower from Sensi.”; “this is a really good arctic kiss Sensi smells up your room for days”
• Product — Vagisil: Personal-care product noted among bathroom items. Evidence: “anti-diarrhea medication and lots of Vagisil.”; “Gotta have Vagisil.”
• Product — CPAP machine: CPAP machine mentioned; water from it is visible under the bed; wipes for the machine are noted. Evidence: “If you look under here, that's water from my machine, my CPAP machine.”; “These are wipes from my machine.”

COOKING KOREAN BULGOGI AND GROCERY SHOPPING!

2021-01-07 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 16 min

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Chantal and Pete shop at an Asian supermarket and cook a homemade Korean bulgogi dinner. Chantal shows the ingredients and marinade (thin-sliced ribeye, soy sauce, sesame oil, garlic, ginger, shallots, brown sugar, rice wine vinegar, chili garlic sauce/gochujang), lets the beef marinate, then stir-fries it in a wok until caramelized. They plate the bulgogi over rice with kimchi, taste it on-camera, and give a positive reaction. A pet named Sam appears briefly. The video ends with them going to eat dinner and watch TV.

Timeline and topics

• 0:12 — Intro and plan to cook bulgogi
• 1:11 — Grocery shopping at TNT supermarket
• 3:37 — Ingredient list and marinade setup
• 5:01 — Marinating the beef (waiting period)
• 5:34 — Cooking the bulgogi in a wok (caramelizing)
• 14:13 — Plating and tasting the bulgogi
• 16:38 — Outro — dinner and thanks

Named details

• Person — Chantal: Speaks throughout, leads cooking, shops and narrates recipe and steps. Evidence: “Hey guys, hey! Welcome to today's video.”; “So you're going to need some kind of container to put in the fridge.”
• Person — Pete: Appears, participates, tastes bulgogi, and speaks in the cooking and tasting portions. Evidence: “Pete and I are going to cook.”; “Do you know what bulgogi is, Pete?”
• Pet — Sam: Pet appears and is mentioned and petted on camera. Evidence: “Sam.”; “Oh, Sam, always wanting to be part of the videos.”
• Pet — BB June: Referenced by name (an older pet) and told to be respected; appears to be present in the kitchen. Evidence: “You're bugging BB June. She's old.”
• Place — TNT Asian supermarket: Where they shop for ingredients. Evidence: “We are getting ready to go into TNT supermarket to get the ingredients to make some a Korean dish.”; “Got this at TNT Asian supermarket for $10.94 a package.”
• Cuisine — Korean: The recipe and dish cooked are Korean bulgogi. Evidence: “And eat a traditional delicious Korean dish called bulgogi.”
• Food — bulgogi: Thin-sliced marinated beef dish prepared and tasted on camera. Evidence: “a traditional delicious Korean dish called bulgogi.”; “All right, you guys, it is done.”
• Food — ribeye (thin-sliced beef): Frozen sliced ribeye used for the bulgogi; package price shown. Evidence: “this is a point 0.8 of a pound so it's not a full pound but this is frozen sliced beef ribeye”; “Typically bulgogi is made with thin strips of ribeye sirloin.”
• Food — kimchi: Served with the bulgogi and eaten on-camera. Evidence: “we're gonna fry it up and eat it over a bed of rice with some kimchi”; “I have mine with some kimchi.”
• Food — rice: Planned base for bulgogi bowls and implied as accompaniment. Evidence: “we're gonna fry it up and eat it over a bed of rice”
• Food — green onion: Used as garnish and cooked into the sauce. Evidence: “We're going to add more green onion after.”; “I know you can add this as a garnish but I actually like cooked green onion in my sauce.”
• Food — garlic: Ingredient in the marinade and mentioned during cooking. Evidence: “some garlic”
• Food — ginger: Ingredient in the marinade and mentioned while smelling the marinade. Evidence: “some ginger”; “fresh ginger”
• Food — shallots: Used in the marinade. Evidence: “some shallots”
• Food — light brown sugar: Marinade ingredient. Evidence: “some light brown sugar”
• Food — soy sauce: Marinade ingredient; candidate chosen while shopping. Evidence: “I grabbed one of those and I need a good soy sauce.”; “soy sauce”
• Food — sesame oil: Marinade ingredient and aroma contributor. Evidence: “sesame oil”; “This smells amazing. Just a mixture of the sesame oil”
• Food — rice wine vinegar: Listed as a marinade ingredient. Evidence: “rice wine vinegar”
• Food — chili garlic sauce / gochujang: Chili condiment used in place of gochujang as part of the marinade. Evidence: “and chili garlic sauce, or you can use gochujang”; “I'm going to use this chili garlic sauce.”
• Food — fish sauce: Seen while shopping in the supermarket. Evidence: “So here's the fish sauce.”
• Food — seaweed snacks / seaweed salad: Purchased/snacked items observed at the supermarket. Evidence: “So far, found some sushi and seaweed salad and kimchi.”; “So I have some seaweed snacks here”
• Food — spam: Various types observed on supermarket shelves. Evidence: “Various types of spam.”

TORRID TRY ON HAUL

2021-01-07 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 12 min

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Chantal presents a Torrid try-on haul in her room, showing several outfits (mostly leggings, tops, a sheer kimono shawl, and pleather pants), trying items on and commenting on fit, sizes (multiple items in 5X and some in 4X), patterns (leopard, plaid/windowpane), and makeup pairings. She notes most pieces are from Torrid with one shirt from Pennington's, mentions a new light gifted by her stepdad for try-on videos, and asks viewers to comment on their favorite outfit. A cat named Sam appears briefly at the end.

Timeline and topics

• 0:16 — Intro — upbeat greeting and setup
• 0:31 — Haul overview — brands and what to expect
• 1:51 — Sizes, fabrics, and first outfit (leopard leggings + shirt)
• 2:50 — Sheer black kimono/shawl and leggings discussion
• 3:22 — Plaid/windowpane and other leggings (4X vs 5X fit)
• 4:48 — Pennington's burgundy lace/top and pleather pants pairing
• 9:39 — Try-on: skater dress with sheer/half-leggings
• 10:58 — Final outfit, fit recap, viewer call-to-action

Named details

• Pet — Sam: cat that appears at end of video Evidence: “What do you think Sam? You like this? Comment below.”; “Bye. Say bye. Oh, you big boy.”
• Person — stepdad: mentioned as the gift-giver of a new light/phone stand for try-ons Evidence: “also my stepdad for Christmas got me this new light so I have one for my room now as well for my try-ons”

EAT LUNCH WITH ME! PITA PIT

2021-01-08 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 26 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) films an unplanned lunch mukbang eating a falafel whole-wheat pita from Pita Pit with hummus, tzatziki and a berry probiotic smoothie. She explains why Pita Pit is her go-to takeout (vegetables, fiber, protein and sustaining), describes the pita's fillings (chickpeas/falafel, feta, black olives, lettuce, tomato, cucumber, green pepper), talks about recent dietitian/therapy work and meal-planning (a 'health swap' series and food-rule homework), mentions vertigo and limited mobility, and briefly references plans to film a drive-out weekend. She pets her cat Tunes at the end.

Timeline and topics

• 0:00 — Intro and unplanned Pita Pit lunch
• 0:47 — Pita Pit order details (falafel pita contents, sauces, smoothie)
• 2:23 — Why this meal feels energizing and filling
• 6:36 — Nutrition thoughts: balanced meals, fiber, protein and meal planning
• 8:52 — Therapy homework and behavior around binging/food rules
• 11:23 — Mobility, vertigo and cabin fever; plans to film a drive
• 13:19 — Snacking, yogurt options and finishing the meal
• 26:21 — Wrap-up: petting cat and sign-off

Named details

• Restaurant — Pita Pit: Fast-casual chain where Chantal ordered a falafel whole-wheat pita and a berry probiotic smoothie. Evidence: “I have pita pits for my lunch breakfast.”; “Pita pit has been my go-to when I do order out.”
• Food — falafel pita (whole wheat): Vegetarian pita with chickpea patties (falafel), hummus, tzatziki, vegetables; described as sustaining and energizing. Evidence: “and this is the falafel pita.”; “So it has chickpeas, some feta, black olives, lettuce, tomato, cucumber, hummus, tzatziki.”
• Food — berry probiotic smoothie: Berry smoothie made with probiotic yogurt; Chantal says she always gets this with the order. Evidence: “I get always get the yogin fruze berry smoothie with probiotic yogurt”
• Food — hummus: Added to the pita. Evidence: “and I put hummus on it”
• Food — tzatziki: Sauce added to the pita. Evidence: “and tzatziki to go with it”
• Food — feta: Cheese included in the pita filling. Evidence: “So it has chickpeas, some feta,”
• Food — black olives: Included in the pita filling. Evidence: “black olives”
• Food — lettuce (romaine): Romaine lettuce used in the pita; contrasted with iceberg. Evidence: “lettuce,”; “Romainde not just crappy iceberg.”
• Food — tomato: Included in the pita filling. Evidence: “tomato,”
• Food — cucumber: Included in the pita filling. Evidence: “cucumber,”
• Food — green pepper: Mentioned as an ingredient in the pita (green peppers). Evidence: “also got green peppers in here”
• Food — beans (black or other): Chantal mentions options with black beans and adding beans to meals for fiber/protein. Evidence: “you can get some with black beans”; “adding any kind of bean to a meal just adds like an instant easy adds like a bunch of fiber and protein”
• Pet — Tunes: Chantal's cat, addressed on camera and petted at the end of the video. Evidence: “Right baby Tunes?”; “I'm going to go pet my cat”

ABOMINABLE PEETZ SHORT FILM

2021-01-10 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 6 min

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A short horror-comedy short film in which two friends (A and Ramona) go for a dusk drive, hear a radio warning about a murderous creature, spot a sign for 'Concession 6', and stop after one friend needs to pee. A roadside witness (the 'pooters') recounts a creature devouring a child called Pixie. The pair stage a mock scare and later attempt to film a running sequence; a scream interrupts recording. The film includes a radio host named Susan Boner and mentions a 10-layer burrito from Mi Casa Tu Casa.

Timeline and topics

• 0:18 — Night drive and banter
• 0:53 — Radio warning about creature
• 1:14 — Witness account of attack on Concession 6
• 1:36 — Spotting Concession 6 sign and debating safety
• 2:30 — Stopping because of urgent need and burrito regret
• 5:22 — Staged scare and filming attempt interrupted by scream

Named details

• Person — Ramona: Passenger and friend who is skeptical and vocal about safety; referred to by name and speaks as character B. Evidence: “I still think this is a bad idea, girl.”; “Go where? What?”
• Person — A: Driver and narrator of the drive sequence (the other friend). Identified in transcript as speaker A. Evidence: “I just love going for drives, especially when it starts getting dark out.”; “I'm going to go down. I just want to see for myself.”
• Person — Susan Boner: Named radio news host heard on the car radio delivering a warning about a creature. Evidence: “Welcome to News Hour. I'm your host, Susan Boner.”; “Authorities are urging people to not go for drives out in the middle of nowhere at dusk.”
• Person — the pooters: Group of local witnesses who recount an attack in which a creature devoured a child named Pixie. Evidence: “Yeah, we were driving down Concession 6 when little Pixie needed to go pee.”; “We got out and before we knew what happened, a hideous creature emerged from the trees and devoured our poor little Pixie.”
• Person — Pixie: Named child reportedly devoured by the creature (mentioned by the pooters; does not speak). Evidence: “when little Pixie needed to go pee.”; “devoured our poor little Pixie.”
• Restaurant — Mi Casa Tu Casa: Named restaurant mentioned in connection with a 10-layer burrito that one character regrets eating. Evidence: “Hey, I warned you about the 10 layer burrito at Mi Casa Tu Casa.”
• Food — 10 layer burrito: Food item referenced as causing discomfort and prompting a stop. Evidence: “I warned you about the 10 layer burrito at Mi Casa Tu Casa.”

ABOMINABLE PEETZ 2 THEATRICAL TRAILER

2021-01-16 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 0 min

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No transcript text was provided for the 31-second video titled “ABOMINABLE PEETZ 2 THEATRICAL TRAILER.” Unable to extract any on-screen dialogue, chapters, people, foods, locations, or weight statements from the missing transcript. Use the video title and metadata for discovery; no additional factual details can be confirmed from the transcript.

EATING LEBANESE FOOD!

2021-01-16 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 19 min

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Chantal eats a Middle Eastern / Lebanese takeout meal on camera, tasting grape leaves, a large falafel sandwich with tahini and pickled turnip, garlic potatoes with tzatziki, and a Coke. Between bites she shares short storytimes (an embarrassing pickup when the driver left her drink out of reach, a vivid dream about a road trip and a crush), muses about possibly starting a livestream channel, comments on the snowy weather, and ends with a brief moment of Sam playing guitar before signing off.

Timeline and topics

• 0:27 — Introduction & craving Lebanese / Middle Eastern food
• 0:48 — Tasting grape leaves
• 1:35 — Trying garlic potatoes and tzatziki
• 3:25 — Falafel sandwich tasting and description
• 6:28 — Embarrassing pickup story (driver left drink out of reach)
• 8:55 — Dream / road-trip story and dream-crush
• 13:06 — Considering starting a livestream channel
• 18:08 — Comments about snow and delivery driver
• 18:52 — Sam plays guitar / singalong moment
• 19:20 — Outro / thank you and sign-off

Named details

• Person — Sam: Plays guitar on camera near the end of the video. Evidence: “Come here, Sam.”; “He's gonna strum his guitar.”
• Person — Judy: Addressed early in the video; likely a viewer or person being greeted. Evidence: “Hi, Judy.”
• Cuisine — Lebanese: Chantal describes the food as Lebanese and repeatedly references Lebanese / Middle Eastern dishes. Evidence: “I was craving really good I guess I hate to say just Lebanese food this place is Lebanese owner so but this is Middle Eastern food”
• Cuisine — Middle Eastern: General cuisine label used to describe the food (falafel, grape leaves, tahini, etc.). Evidence: “but this is Middle Eastern food”
• Food — grape leaves: Warm, homemade grape leaves; Chantal judges places by their grape leaves and repeatedly tastes and praises them. Evidence: “Except for these grape leaves.”; “let me try a grape leaf moment of truth these are warm”
• Food — falafel: A very large falafel sandwich eaten on camera; described as vegan, with pickled turnip, tahini, hot peppers, onions, tomato, lettuce. Evidence: “huge falafel.”; “Let me try this falafel.”; “It has tahini, which is sesame dressing”
• Food — garlic potatoes: Boiled-looking potatoes with garlic and lemon, served with tzatziki; Chantal describes their texture and flavor. Evidence: “these are the garlic potatoes I have some tzatziki sauce”; “They're very lemony. Oh, they're good.”
• Food — tzatziki: Yogurt-cucumber-garlic sauce served with the garlic potatoes; Chantal expresses liking it. Evidence: “I have some tzatziki sauce”; “amazing tzatziki mmm”
• Food — tahini: Sesame dressing present on the falafel; mentioned when describing flavors. Evidence: “It has tahini, which is sesame dressing”
• Food — pickled turnip: Included in the falafel sandwich as a topping; described as pink pickled turnip. Evidence: “With pickled turnip, the pink is pickled turnip.”
• Food — pita: Pita bread eaten with the falafel; noted as delicious. Evidence: “though the pita is delicious.”
• Food — Coke: Branded soda drink; Chantal explains she drinks soda occasionally and had trouble retrieving it from the doorstep. Evidence: “and I have a Coke.”; “Sure enough, somebody comes out of their home next to me and they're like, do you want me to grab that for you? And they picked up my Coke and handed it to me.”

DAY IN MY LIFE: WHAT I ATE TODAY AND GROCERY HAUL

2021-01-18 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 28 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) vlogs a day in her life during a COVID lockdown: a morning smoothie, a full weekly grocery haul with commentary on brands and ingredients, a tuna sandwich lunch, making and doubling a creamy Italian dressing (Pinterest recipe) for a pasta salad, cooking a barbecue-seasoned pan-fried chicken and a big salad for pizza night, and portioning an evening snack (low-sodium kettle chips) while drinking grape kombucha. She briefly mentions family matters (grandmother in hospital) and discusses her shifting relationship to mukbangs and intuitive eating. Pets (Sam and other 'baby boys') and a person named Pete appear and help on camera.

Timeline and topics

• 0:06 — Intro and outing (wild turkeys, restroom concerns)
• 2:14 — Smoothie plan and dairy-free choice
• 3:48 — Grocery haul: overview and specific purchases
• 1:50 — Product taster: Lip Smacker and cookies
• 10:40 — Personal update: grandmother and eating goals
• 23:51 — Making and bottling creamy Italian dressing
• 26:25 — Dinner prep: chicken, salad, and plated meal
• 27:33 — Portioning snack and evening wrap-up

Named details

• Person — Chantal: Speaker who vlogs the day, shows groceries, cooks, and narrates meals and personal updates. Evidence: “So hop on board the Foodie Beauty train and let's get to let's get to.”
• Person — Pete: Person present in the video who helps shake the dressing and for whom Chantal bought items (pizza, muffins, snacks); appears on camera and speaks briefly. Evidence: “All right with a little help from Pete shaking it up.”; “Pete likes to have one of these blueberry muffins.”
• Pet — Sam: Named pet referenced on camera (Chantal says 'Say bye to Sam' and earlier addresses Sam); likely a cat (several pet references: 'got the cat food', 'hi baby boys'). Evidence: “Say bye to Sam.”; “Got the cat food.”
• Food — creamy Italian dressing: Dressing recipe from Pinterest (The Busy Baker) doubled and made on camera with mayo, white wine vinegar, honey, olive oil, garlic, Italian seasoning, optional parmesan; bottled for pasta salad and salad use. Evidence: “All right, let's make the dressing first”; “so just to let you know what's in it here ... mayonnaise white wine vinegar honey olive oil garlic cloves minced and some Italian seasonings”
• Food — smoothie: Dairy-free smoothie Chantal makes to bring with her and avoid needing a restroom while out. Evidence: “I have not eaten today ... I want to make a smoothie.”; “No dairy, so no chance of running to the washroom.”
• Food — tuna sandwich: Lunch: multi-grain 12-grain bread with spinach and a tuna mix (albacore white tuna, celery, olive oil mayonnaise, salt, pepper, onion powder). Evidence: “So what I have here is this multi-grain 12-grain bread ... And I have this tuna concoction. It has tuna, albacore white, some celery chopped up, and some mayonnaise made with olive oil, salt and pepper, a little bit of onion powder.”
• Food — grape kombucha: Grape kombucha (Synergy Divine grape) consumed on camera; whole bottle 80 calories, no added sugars; Chantal notes gut health benefits. Evidence: “I got a bunch of these synergy divine grape is my favorite kombucha”; “The whole bottle only has 80 calories and no added sugars. It's the grape kombucha.”
• Food — pan-fried barbecue chicken: Pan-fried chicken seasoned with barbecue seasoning and a bit of barbecue sauce; served with salad and tater tots. Evidence: “So I just have this chicken, just some seasoning, barbecue seasoning, and I put a bit of barbecue sauce.”; “Chicken just pan fried.”
• Food — low-sodium sea salt kettle chips: Bagged chips discussed during haul and later portioned as an evening snack (20 chips as serving). Evidence: “sea salt kettle chips.”; “This is a serving of chips. 20 chips. The low sodium kettle chips.”
• Food — Stouffer's meat lasagna: Frozen meat lasagnas (Stouffer's) mentioned as items purchased for lunches (Pete). Evidence: “These meat lasagnas from Stouffer's are so good, but they're pizzas for his lunch.”
• Food — mini tomatoes / roma tomatoes: Large container of small tomatoes Chantal likes to roast with olive oil, use as sides or in salads. Evidence: “I got two bags of these and a big thing of tomatoes because I love these I love roasting them with olive oil seasonings just adding them as a side”
• Food — soft-baked chocolate chip cookies (Enjoy Life): Packaged cookies opened and tasted on camera; notes of dates/molasses in flavor. Evidence: “And I got these soft baked chocolate chip enjoy life brown rice and ancient grains chocolate chip cookies.”; “They're good. You can taste that there's dates in here.”
• Product — Lip Smacker Chili Cranberry (lip gloss / tin): Lip balm tins/edition referenced and the lip gloss she is wearing at the end; one arrived from eBay and she is a fan. Evidence: “Any Lip Smackers fans? This came in the mail from eBay today.”; “And lip gloss I'm wearing is this Lip Smacker Chili Cranberry. winter edition”
• Restaurant — Booster Juice: Juice/smoothie chain mentioned as the place where Chantal discovered spinach on tuna sandwich. Evidence: “I discovered that when I ordered from that place. Booster juice.”

FOOD TRUCK FAST FOOD MUKBANG

2021-01-20 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 34 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) films a food-truck/fast-food mukbang while answering viewers' Q&A. She shows and tastes jalapeño cheddar poppers, a large corn dog (pogos), sweet potato fries with chipotle mayo, and drinks a Perrier blackberry. Throughout the video she discusses exercise (including why she avoids public pools), dating status, binge-eating and treatment (therapy and a dietitian; intuitive eating), career goals for YouTube, family updates (grandma recovering), cats she owns (BBJ, Timbit, Sam), travel wishes (Jamaica, Scotland, Japan), and favorite YouTubers. She gives detailed reactions to the food (poppers are “banging,” corn dog batter described as odd) and closes promising a part two.

Timeline and topics

• 0:06 — Intro and new camera setup
• 1:16 — Food reveal: chip/food truck order
• 2:07 — Eating and taste reactions
• 2:46 — Q&A: exercise and swimming
• 4:20 — Q&A: dating and relationships
• 5:49 — Q&A: ego, online criticism, and resilience
• 7:51 — YouTube career goals and future plans
• 11:42 — Mental health and binge-eating treatment
• 17:43 — Family updates and travel wishes
• 21:17 — Favorite YouTubers and channels
• 24:31 — Pets and future pet plans
• 34:35 — Wrap-up and final thoughts

Named details

• Person — Chantal: Video creator; speaks and answers viewer questions throughout the mukbang. Evidence: “Oh, booty beauties.”; “okay so I feel so far away I'm going to see how this turns out like I said”
• Pet — BBJ: One of Chantal's cats; owned since 2004. Evidence: “I've had BBJ since 2004”
• Pet — Timbit: One of Chantal's cats; owned since 2005. Evidence: “We've had Timbit for since 2005”
• Pet — Sam: One of Chantal's cats; owned for three years (relative to video). Evidence: “and Sam for three years”
• Food — jalapeno poppers: Cheddar/jalapeño poppers described as having red jalapeños and cheese sauce; praised as "banging." Evidence: “these are the cheddar these are the jalapeno poppers”; “But those poppers were banging.”
• Food — sweet potato fries: Served with chipotle mayo; part of the food-truck order. Evidence: “sweet potato fries with chipotle mayo”
• Food — corn dog: Large floppy corn dog (referred to as pogo); batter described as thin and unusual. Evidence: “this ginormous corn dog”; “The Hogo was good, but the batter was weird.”; “The ones in the box corn dog we call them pogos here.”
• Food — chipotle mayo: Sauce served with the sweet potato fries. Evidence: “sweet potato fries with chipotle mayo”
• Food — honey mustard: Condiment used on the corn dog. Evidence: “So for that I'm going to put some honey mustard.”
• Food — ketchup: Condiment used during the mukbang. Evidence: “And ketchup.”
• Food — ranch: Dipping sauce used with poppers for a "Beauty Bite." Evidence: “You're too far away for the Beauty Bite with some ranch.”
• Food — Perrier blackberry: Flavored sparkling water Chantal drinks during the meal. Evidence: “So I'm drinking for this meal. a Perrier blackberry yes”

TACO BELL MUKBANG I AM STRESSED OUT!

2021-01-21 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 22 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) records a Taco Bell mukbang while talking about being stressed, soggy tacos, and life updates. She eats Taco Bell items (nachos with cheese sauce, Doritos Locos Tacos, a beefy burrito) and drinks Mountain Dew Baja Blast, mentions a HelloFresh meal kit arrival and plans to cook it later, reminisces about a past telemarketing job and related storytimes, and complains about a noisy fridge and telemarketer calls. The video mixes eating, product/meal-kit discussion, and personal anecdotes.

Timeline and topics

• 0:06 — Intro and stating stress
• 0:18 — Complaining about soggy tacos / starting to eat
• 0:26 — Describing Taco Bell order and food commentary
• 1:57 — Beauty bite moments / eating sounds
• 5:21 — HelloFresh meal kit arrival and promo discussion
• 6:07 — HelloFresh pricing, flexibility and recommendations
• 11:01 — Personal stress and life updates
• 16:13 — Telemarketing job storytime
• 22:09 — Wrap-up and drink preference

Named details

• Person — Chantal: Speaks throughout the video; performs the mukbang, discusses HelloFresh and personal anecdotes. Evidence: “Hello, foodie beauties!”; “I am stressed to the max.”
• Restaurant — Taco Bell: Source of the fast-food items eaten in the mukbang. Evidence: “so i have taco bell today”
• Restaurant — KFC: Mentioned once in passing while talking about the drink. Evidence: “KFC.”
• Food — HelloFresh: Meal kit service discussed; Chantal mentions receiving a HelloFresh box and plans to prepare meals from it. Evidence: “So we got our HelloFresh.”; “I think I have a link you can get if you use my link you get 40% off”
• Food — nachos: Taco Bell nachos eaten with nacho cheese sauce. Evidence: “so i have nachos”; “and nacho cheese sauce”
• Food — nacho cheese sauce: Dipping sauce used with the nachos. Evidence: “cheese sauce for this stuff”
• Food — Doritos Locos Tacos: Taco Bell item eaten and praised as "the best." Evidence: “two Doritos tacos locos or whatever they're called”; “The Doritos tacos are the best.”
• Food — beefy burrito: Burrito eaten and described (beef, creamy chipotle ranch, rice). Evidence: “I got a beefy burrito”; “Let's try this. It's a new burrito. It has like beef, creamy chipotle ranch, rice.”
• Food — Baja Blast: Soft drink consumed during the mukbang. Evidence: “Baja Blast.”; “I really like this drink. It's Mountain Dew Baja Blast.”
• Food — pico: Mentioned as part of the food spread. Evidence: “pico this is good”
• Food — tortellini pasta with bacon: HelloFresh recipe mentioned as an upcoming meal. Evidence: “cheesy creamy creamy basil pesto cheese tortellini pasta with bacon”
• Food — hoisin glazed pork meatballs: Part of the HelloFresh meal description. Evidence: “and hoisin glazed pork meatballs”
• Food — creamy chipotle ranch: Sauce described inside the new burrito. Evidence: “creamy chipotle ranch”
• Food — rice: Ingredient mentioned as part of the burrito. Evidence: “rice.”

LASAGNA AND GARLIC BREAD MUKBANG

2021-01-22 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 33 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) eats lasagna, garlic loaf and salad from Eastside Mario's (the Canadian Olive Garden) while telling Part 3 of a multi-video Katimavik storytime about volunteering across Canada as a teen. The video opens with casual banter, shows her preparing her drink and bread, then moves into a long story about placements in Mattawa, a creepy house with a haunted basement, a van/shotgun panic incident, friendships made at a women's shelter placement, and a later placement in Quebec. Food details and small anecdotes about cats, HelloFresh, and memories from the trip punctuate the meal. She plans a part four with more drinking stories.

Timeline and topics

• 0:06 — Intro and small talk
• 0:47 — Meal reveal and order details (Eastside Mario's)
• 2:50 — Salad and in-restaurant cheese/grinder anecdote
• 4:55 — Preparing bread, buttering and first bites
• 6:13 — Transition to Katimavik storytime (series context)
• 7:33 — Arrival and first placement: Mattawa, Ontario (bunkhouse, bread-making)
• 11:07 — Women's shelter placement: duties, friendships, cooking
• 15:42 — Van/shotgun incident and feeling claustrophobic
• 25:34 — Creepy house and haunted basement story
• 31:46 — Later placements and Quebec town mention; plans for part four

Named details

• Person — Chantal: Speaker and eater narrating the mukbang and storytime (first-person narrator). Evidence: “Hello, booty beauties!”; “What I have for you today is lasagna because I'm craving lasagna.”
• Pet — Sam: Cat appearing/mentioned during the meal (one of Chantal's cats on the counter). Evidence: “Sam, what are you doing?”; “for those of you who come every video and say ew your cats are on the counter I get it you don't like it get over it”
• Pet — Feeburt: Cat whose picture Chantal put up in her Katimavik bunk. Evidence: “I put my pictures up of my cat Feeburt and my family and just passed out.”
• Restaurant — Eastside Mario's: Source of the lasagna, garlic loaf and salad; described as the Canadian version of Olive Garden. Evidence: “today we're eating from Eastside Mario's which is the Canadian version of Olive Garden”
• Cuisine — Italian: Implied by lasagna, garlic bread and connection to Olive Garden/Eastside Mario's. Evidence: “today we're eating from Eastside Mario's which is the Canadian version of Olive Garden”
• Food — lasagna: Main dish eaten on camera; described as containing meatballs and ricotta. Evidence: “So you get lasagna. This is the lasagna.”; “it has like little meatballs in it. Ricotta, cheese,”
• Food — garlic loaf: Side eaten with the lasagna; notes about unlimited in-restaurant but charged for extras when ordering. Evidence: “And you get garlic loaf.”; “In the store you get unlimited, but when you order you have to pay for extra.”
• Food — salad: Salad ordered as part of the meal; described as iceberg lettuce with cheese and croutons. Evidence: “I got a salad so we always get salad and well you can pick salad or soup”; “Now, it does look like just boring, crispy iceberg, which it is, but when you add the cheese they give you, ... and then you add croutons.”
• Food — Diet Pepsi: Drink Chantal mentions bringing as a four-pack and drinking during the mukbang. Evidence: “I got a four pack of diet Pepsi so”
• Food — butter: Used on the garlic loaf during the meal. Evidence: “They give you butter.”; “I'll just put it on the bread like this and hopefully it will stay put.”
• Food — ricotta: Mentioned as an ingredient in the lasagna. Evidence: “Ricotta, cheese,”
• Food — croutons: Part of the salad described in detail. Evidence: “and then you add croutons.”
• Food — peanut butter: Mentioned as a topping for homemade bread in the Katimavik story. Evidence: “Put peanut butter on it.”
• Food — glazed pork roast: Recounted as a dish Chantal made for the women's shelter placement, with cherry cheesecake for dessert. Evidence: “I made like a glazed pork roast one time with cherry cheesecake for dessert”
• Food — cherry cheesecake: Dessert mentioned as part of a meal Chantal cooked for her placement. Evidence: “with cherry cheesecake for dessert”
• Food — garlic hummus: Mentioned as something a housemate ate every day, producing strong breath. Evidence: “one girl ate garlic hummus every day and her breath.”

HELLO FRESH COOK AND EAT WITH ME!

2021-01-26 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 12 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) prepares and eats a HelloFresh creamy cheese tortellini with pesto and bacon. She shows the finished dish, tastes it on camera, and describes textures and flavors (tortellini center, crisp bacon, cooked peppers, shallots, corn, parmesan). She discusses why she likes meal kits — the hands-on cooking, convenience of pre-measured ingredients, and how HelloFresh helps her cook more often — and mentions using a personal referral link. She says she'll likely make HelloFresh/cooking videos weekly alongside takeout and occasional vlogs.

Timeline and topics

• 0:06 — Intro and showing HelloFresh meal
• 2:40 — Plating and moment of truth
• 3:19 — Taste test and immediate impressions
• 3:24 — Detailed flavor and texture notes
• 4:32 — Why she likes meal kits / cooking routine
• 6:46 — Logistics: portions, leftovers, and referral link
• 11:41 — Plans for future videos and sign-off

Named details

• Person — Chantal: Speaks throughout the video; prepares and eats a HelloFresh meal and discusses meal kits and cooking habits. Evidence: “Hello foodie beauties yum how does this creamy cheese tortellini pesto with bacon pasta look to you guys”; “let me know have you ever tried any meal kit services now I'm not affiliated with HelloFresh at all I'm not sponsored but I do have a personal referral link”
• Organization — HelloFresh: Meal kit service whose ingredients/recipe are used in the video; discussed as not sponsored but a referral link is mentioned. Evidence: “so this is from hello fresh this is a non-sponsored video”; “I'm not affiliated with HelloFresh at all I'm not sponsored but I do have a personal referral link”
• Food — creamy cheese tortellini pesto with bacon: Prepared from HelloFresh; eaten and described (creamy cheese center, pesto, bacon, peppers, shallots, corn, parmesan). Evidence: “how does this creamy cheese tortellini pesto with bacon pasta look to you guys”; “Has that creamy cheese center.”
• Food — bacon: Cooked and added to the pasta; Chantal prefers it crisp and comments on its flavor contribution. Evidence: “Get some bacon on there”; “I like my bacon crisp.”
• Food — peppers: Cooked in the dish; Chantal says they are cooked just right and add texture. Evidence: “some cheese, a red pepper.”; “The peppers are cooked just right”
• Food — shallots: Included in the recipe and noted as giving another layer of flavor. Evidence: “the shallots give it another layer of flavor”
• Food — corn: Small bits add sweetness and crunch to the dish. Evidence: “and little bits of crunchy corn add a bit of sweetness.”
• Food — parmesan: Used as a finishing touch, adds saltiness and zest. Evidence: “and then you have the salty, a little bit of zest from that parmesan.”
• Food — salmon (leftover): Mentioned as what Pete will eat instead; Chantal does not eat this on camera. Evidence: “pete's won't eat this he has the leftover salmon from yesterday so he's gonna eat that”
• Food — water: Drinking water mentioned briefly. Evidence: “just having water so”

ONLY EATING TIM HORTONS FOR 24 HOURS

2021-01-27 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 25 min

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Chantal spends 24 hours eating only Tim Hortons food. She documents three Tim Hortons meals (breakfast via delivery, lunch, and dinner), describes and tastes items including coffee (a "double double"), an everything bagel with herb & garlic cream cheese, hash brown, orange juice, wedge fries, a crispy (spicy) chicken sandwich, donuts (Boston cream, chocolate glaze), chili with cheese, a ham & cheddar sandwich with tomato and lettuce, croissant saved for later, and bottled water. She comments on Tim Hortons' ubiquity in Canada, the quality and freshness of items, limited vegetable options, delivery costs, and her liking for iced drinks.

Timeline and topics

• 0:06 — Intro: 24-hour Tim Hortons challenge plan
• 0:45 — Breakfast order & first tastes (bagel, hash brown, coffee, OJ)
• 3:42 — Background: Tim Hortons history and favorites
• 8:16 — Lunch: wedge fries, crispy chicken sandwich, donuts
• 14:11 — Dessert nostalgia: Boston cream donut
• 17:24 — Dinner: chili, ham & cheddar sandwich, croissant saved for later
• 24:21 — Wrap-up: reflections on quality, cost, and lack of produce

Named details

• Person — Chantal: Speaker conducting the 24-hour Tim Hortons eating challenge, tastes and comments on all meals. Evidence: “hello foodie beauties hey guys hey hey guys hey how are you how are you so today I'm doing something a little trendy...”; “only eating food at Tim Hortons for a day for 24 hours”
• Pet — Beeson: Mentioned in passing during lunchtime (likely a recurring pet/personal reference). Evidence: “while that's settling down or so does Beeson we have lunch here”
• Restaurant — Tim Hortons: The single-restaurant focus of the 24-hour eating challenge; multiple menu items ordered and reviewed. Evidence: “only eating food at Tim Hortons for a day for 24 hours”; “So, I'm sure most people know what Tim Hortons is”
• Food — everything bagel with herb and garlic cream cheese: Ordered for breakfast, toasted with bacon and tomato. Evidence: “urban garlic cream cheese sounds good regular bacon let's put some bacon on there and let's put some tomato”; “everything bagel with herb and garlic cream cheese, three pieces of bacon, tomato toasted buttered”
• Food — hash brown: Breakfast side ordered and tasted; compared to McDonald's hash brown. Evidence: “Let's do a hash brown”; “Very comparable to McDonald's, actually.”
• Food — medium original blend coffee (double double): Breakfast beverage; described as a bit sweet. Evidence: “medium original blend coffee with two milk, two sugar”; “Coffee is a bit sweet actually.”
• Food — orange juice (Tim Hortons brand): Breakfast beverage (noted as their own brand) and liked for being cold. Evidence: “and one orange juice”; “Orange juice. They have their own brand of orange juice.”
• Food — wedge fries: Lunch item praised as 'where it's at' and seasoned. Evidence: “they have wedge fries and Tim Hortons makes amazing wedge fries”; “Yeah, these are where it's at.”
• Food — crispy (spicy) chicken sandwich: Lunch sandwich made with chicken strips and a smoky/orange barbecue mayo; described as fresh and with decent flavor. Evidence: “I'm also going to try their new crispy chicken sandwich”; “Two chicken strips with some kind of creamy... It's like a smoky, it's like a barbecue sauce.”
• Food — donuts (Boston cream, chocolate glaze): Donuts ordered for dessert; Boston cream described in detail (custard center, chocolate glaze). Evidence: “I got Pete's two of his favorite donuts double chocolate or chocolate glaze and I got a Boston cream”; “In the center, creamy custard.”
• Food — chili (small) with cheddar cheese: Dinner item described as meaty with beans and a lot of melted cheese; earlier versions mentioned mushrooms historically but not in this order. Evidence: “So I got their small chili.”; “Oh my goodness, this chili has a lot of cheese.”
• Food — ham & cheddar sandwich with tomato and lettuce (Tim's sauce): Dinner sandwich with lots of tomato and lettuce, messy and contains Tim Hortons' peppercorn-ranch-like 'Tim's sauce'. Evidence: “I got a ham cheddar. Has lots of tomatoes, lots of lettuce on it.”; “and they put Tim's sauce, which is like a peppercorn ranch.”
• Food — croissant: Ordered at dinner but saved for the next morning; described as warmed and flaky. Evidence: “So I got a... croissant it is warmed up and crusty they have really good croissants here”; “and the croissant for tomorrow”
• Food — bottled water (spring water): Chantal chooses water for dinner beverages and prefers Tim Hortons' spring water. Evidence: “for beverages they have a lot of sweet beverage options but I was just feeling water they have good water”; “Do you have their water? Their spring water is just really good.”

I CAN'T BELIEVE I DID THIS

2021-01-29 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 17 min

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A casual day-in-the-life vlog recorded during COVID. Chantal prepares a HelloFresh meal for Pete, cuts her own hair, helps arrange care for her recently-hospitalized grandmother and stays overnight at her uncle's home. She shares short clips of relaxing, snacking (cheese, crackers, canned maple beans, chips), mentions being tired and anxious, and returns home to see her pets. The video includes brief shots of a bathroom, a pullout couch, and a plan to cook homemade baked beans later.

Timeline and topics

• 0:06 — Intro and saying goodbye to pets
• 0:35 — Preparing HelloFresh meal for Pete
• 1:13 — Self-cut haircut and styling thoughts
• 2:05 — Helping with grandmother's discharge and travel plans
• 5:58 — Relaxing at uncle's home and resting
• 10:34 — Overnight stay and morning routine
• 12:05 — Snacking: cheese, crackers and canned maple beans
• 15:39 — Plans to cook and tidy kitchen
• 17:30 — End credits and sign-off

Named details

• Person — mom: Appears in video and is involved in helping the grandmother and picking up her dog; referenced multiple times. Evidence: “she's watering my grandmother's plants right now and we're gonna go pick her up at the hospital”; “so nice to see her and my mom, you know.”
• Person — grandmother: The grandmother was discharged from the hospital; creator is helping care for her and stayed overnight at the uncle's home. Evidence: “I put together my grandmother's shower chair and everything. She's being discharged from the hospital today.”; “I'm just relaxing because I don't feel that great. ... So my grams is laying down and resting”
• Person — uncle: Creator stays at the uncle's place because it has a walk-in shower and more room for grandmother and family. Evidence: “So while my uncle is away in Florida, we are going to be staying with my grandmother at his place just because he has a walk-in shower.”
• Person — sister: Mentioned as a hairdresser who could fix Chantal's self-cut hair. Evidence: “I wish I was able to see my sister because she's a hairdresser and she could probably fix my hair a little bit.”
• Person — Pete: Recipient of the prepared HelloFresh meal and referenced when discussing a pet sulking. Evidence: “So in preparation of me not being here this evening for dinner, I have made this meal for Pete's.”; “So I talked to Pete's. He said that BBJ was sulking last night.”
• Pet — Jimmy Hughes: Appears on camera, takes up space on the bed; likely a pet (cat or dog). Evidence: “You take up lots of space, Jimmy Hughes.”
• Pet — Buster: Addressed while playing with a squeaky toy and noted to have an underbite. Evidence: “What are you doing, Buster? Are you playing with your squeaky toy? I can see your underbite from here, by the way.”
• Pet — BBJ: Mentioned as sulking at home while Chantal was away; likely a pet associated with Pete. Evidence: “So I talked to Pete's. He said that BBJ was sulking last night.”
• Food — HelloFresh hoisin pork meatballs: Part of a HelloFresh meal Chantal cooked for Pete. Evidence: “I have made this meal for Pete's. It's one of the HelloFresh meals. It is hoisin pork meatballs”
• Food — coconut rice: Side dish included with the HelloFresh meal. Evidence: “coconut rice”
• Food — sweet snap peas: Vegetable included with the HelloFresh meal. Evidence: “and sweet snap peas.”
• Food — Starbucks salted caramel latte iced: Beverage Chantal had earlier. Evidence: “I did have a Starbucks salted caramel latte iced.”
• Food — chips (Lee Riffles sea salt): Creator plans to have a bowl of chips as a snack; transcript names the brand imperfectly as 'Lee Riffles sea salt.' Evidence: “So I think I'm literally just gonna have like a bowl of chips”; “Lee Riffles sea salt and then water.”
• Food — tinned maple beans (Heinz): Canned beans from the pantry eaten with crackers and cheese. Evidence: “Some cheese, some tinned beans, maple beans in a can, just the Heinz ones, those in my pantry, and I'm going to have a few crackers.”
• Food — cheese: Mentioned multiple times; large block in pantry mentioned. Evidence: “I'm going to eat this entire bowl.”; “This block of cheese is a huge block.”
• Food — crackers: Eaten with cheese and tinned beans. Evidence: “and I'm going to have a few crackers.”
• Food — cranberry juice: Mentioned briefly among snack items earlier in the transcript. Evidence: “cranberry juice toast”
• Food — homemade baked beans (beans with pork): Creator mentions a plan/idea to try making homemade baked beans with pork. Evidence: “I think I'll try to make my own beans. Beans with like the pork in it. Like homemade baked beans kind of.”