November 2023

I NEED TO BEEZE

2023-11-02 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 1 hr 43 min

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Late-night livestream where Chantal speaks candidly about feeling homesick, conflicted about her identity since moving to Kuwait, and insecure in her marriage. She smokes a menthol cigarette, snacks (microwave cheese, juice boxes, sandwich, mortadella, Capri-Sun), mentions possibly visiting Canada for a break, and answers viewers' questions about culture, driving, and mental health. Mentions of family, pets, travel plans, and food memories recur; she clarifies she is not breaking up with her husband Salah and ends the stream planning to rest and possibly visit family.

Timeline and topics

• 0:31 — Late-night intro and emotional check-in
• 2:00 — Feeling homesick, identity conflicts, missing Canada
• 5:46 — Marital insecurities and relationship discussions about Salah
• 1:44 — Smoking, health, and snacking (microwave cheese, juice boxes)
• 19:52 — Travel ideas and possibly visiting Canada; logistics and cost
• 1:03:44 — Food show-and-tell (sandwich, mortadella, Capri Sun) and cravings
• 7:18 — Cultural adjustment in Kuwait, driving, and daily life constraints
• 1:42:40 — Wrap-up: reassurance, planning a break, and sign-off

Named details

• Person — Salah: Chantal's husband, discussed throughout as her partner who sleeps while she is awake and whom she loves; she says she is not breaking up with him. Evidence: “I'm up at night like my husband's sleeping and I'm awake crying.”; “I feel protective of Salah, like, he just handles everything in our lives.”
• Person — Peetz: Friend mentioned as a long-time friend; found his birth certificate per transcript. Evidence: “We do talk on WhatsApp once in a while, Peetz and I.”; “Peetz found his birth certificate.”
• Person — Connors: Person (or pet) mentioned nostalgically; appears in chat and memory references. Evidence: “I miss Connors.”
• Person — Rebecca: Viewer/commenter whose advice and support are referenced multiple times. Evidence: “You think so, Rebecca?”; “But sometimes I don't feel like a good Muslim, Rebecca.”
• Person — Naomi: Viewer/commenter referenced in supportive context. Evidence: “Oh really, Naomi?”
• Person — Emily: Viewer/commenter and occasional conversational anchor; mentioned several times. Evidence: “Oh wow, Emily, good for you.”; “When that direct deposit hits, right, Emily?”
• Person — Tiffany: Viewer/commenter who offers support early in the stream. Evidence: “Tiffany,”; “We're all here for you. Love you. Thank you, Tiffany.”
• Person — Ghostface: Frequent chat alias referenced in stream. Evidence: “Hey, ghostface.”; “Thanks, Ghostface.”
• Person — Golden Girl: Chat alias used by viewers; appears multiple times as a supportive nickname. Evidence: “Hi Golden Girl,”; “Thanks Golden Girl Rosemary's everybody.”
• Person — Mimi: Briefly addressed at the start of the stream. Evidence: “Mimi. Relax.”
• Person — Laura: Viewer greeting early in the stream. Evidence: “Hi Laura.”
• Person — Amira: Viewer referenced in conversation about going back home and social interactions. Evidence: “Amira when are you go back yeah I'm probably going to”; “Thanks, Amira.”

SPICY CRISPY CHICKEN SANDWICHES AND FRIES MUKBANG

2023-11-02 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 22 min

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Chantal eats a fast-food meal (spicy crispy/original chicken sandwiches with fries and soda) while talking candidly about homesickness, mental health, recovery from addiction, her relationship and marriage to Salah, and past health/weight issues. She says her highest recorded weight was 402 lb in Canada, that her blood sugar improved, and that her weight in her current country was around 370 lb the last time she weighed herself. The video is an informal mukbang-style personal update with reflections on quality of life, healthcare, and plans about possibly visiting Canada for the holidays.

Timeline and topics

• 0:07 — Intro and Cameo promo
• 0:56 — Meal shown (chicken sandwiches, fries, drinks)
• 2:01 — Feeling tired, low energy and not wanting to cook
• 2:38 — Homesickness and where she feels at home
• 5:30 — Relationship with Salah and reassurance about marriage
• 10:50 — Health history: weight, blood sugar, ER visits
• 15:00 — Addiction recovery and financial/health benefits of current country
• 21:36 — Closing — plans and thanks

Named details

• Person — Salah: Named partner/husband discussed as supportive and living with Chantal. Evidence: “My heart is with solo. I love him a lot.”; “Salah really he's very active in trying to make a really good future for us as well”
• Food — original chicken sandwiches: Two original chicken sandwiches from a meal deal; described with cheese, mayo, lettuce and pickles. Evidence: “meal deal came with two of their original chicken sandwiches”; “cheese mayo lettuce and pickles”
• Food — fries: Fries included with the meal; mentions a random waffle fry among them. Evidence: “I have fries, but there's like a random waffle fry”
• Food — Coke or Sprite: Soda options available with the meal. Evidence: “they had to drink was like coke or Sprite”
• Food — Bobo: Snack or item the speaker mentions having (context unclear whether drink or snack). Evidence: “Oh, I have a Bobo. Thought I would let you know that.”

GREAT STEAK CHEESESTEAK, CHEESE FRIES AND MOZZA STICKS MUKBANG AND BONUS VLOG!

2023-11-04 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 17 min

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Chantal eats a takeout cheesesteak meal (cheesesteak, cheese fries, mozzarella sticks and a complimentary bonus burger) while chatting with viewers. She mentions having a good day, editing a vlog earlier, buying a new car (custom ordered, not yet delivered), plans for a movie night, and recent bloodwork results (mostly normal aside from liver enzymes and somewhat elevated blood pressure). She also discusses difficulty giving up fast food and using an oxygen saturation and heart-rate meter. The video opens with a short Cameo promotion.

Timeline and topics

• 0:08 — Cameo promotion / intro
• 1:36 — Meal reveal and mukbang begins
• 2:00 — Describing the order (cheesesteak, fries, mozza sticks, bonus burger)
• 2:43 — Casual chatting while eating (mood, pet behavior, food reactions)
• 4:02 — Vlog update: edited vlog, new car purchase and delivery details
• 14:16 — Health update and recent bloodwork results
• 17:07 — Closing — plans to go live and thanks for watching

Named details

• Restaurant — Great Steak: Named in the video as one of the speaker's favorite restaurants; sells cheesesteaks and meal deals that included a complimentary burger. Evidence: “So I have great steak.”; “Maybe yeah, you can't have the bonus sandwich great steak is one of my favorite restaurants here”
• Food — cheesesteak: Primary meal eaten on camera. Evidence: “Look at my cheesesteak.”
• Food — cheese fries: Mentioned and eaten alongside the cheesesteak. Evidence: “Their cheese fries”; “Ketchup on the cheese fries.”
• Food — mozzarella sticks: Served with ranch and marinara; praised as "the best" by the speaker. Evidence: “They're cheese sticks with ranch and marinara”; “Let's have a, I can't, these cheese sticks are the best.”
• Food — complimentary cheeseburger: Free burger included as part of a meal deal; shown but later not eaten. Evidence: “It came with it. It's like a deal.”; “The complimentary cheeseburger not bad”

WHAT THIS DESERT CAMEL DOES IS UNBELIEVABLE!!!

2023-11-04 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 9 min

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A short vlog-style outing to the desert to interact with camels. The video opens with a Cameo promotion, then shows the group arriving at the desert, spending time hugging and observing dromedary camels, and ends with a stop at a small desert caravan where they buy a large cold water before leaving.

Timeline and topics

• 0:08 — Cameo promotion / personalized videos
• 0:34 — Heading to the desert
• 1:29 — Interacting with camels (hugging, observing behavior)
• 8:12 — Exploring holes and saying goodbye to camels
• 8:47 — Stop at desert caravan and wrap-up

Named details

• Person — Shanta: Person mentioned as the camel-lover who was taken to the desert Evidence: “So because Shanta loves the camels, I decided to take her out to the desert today.”
• Organization — Cameo: Online service for purchasing personalized videos and direct messages; promoted at the start of the video Evidence: “Want a personalized video from me to you that you can keep forever?”; “All you have to do is request a personalized video or direct message from me on Cameo. It's super easy.”
• Place — desert caravan: Small roadside caravan/shop near the desert where they stopped to buy supplies (soccer balls, water, etc.) Evidence: “On our way out of the desert we stopped at a desert caravan where you can buy anything from soccer balls to water”
• Food — cold water: A large cold bottle of water purchased at the desert caravan Evidence: “On our way out of the desert we stopped at a desert caravan where you can buy anything from soccer balls to water and we did buy a big cold water.”

HOMEMADE CANADIAN POUTINE RECIPE

2023-11-05 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 17 min

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Chantal cooks a homemade Canadian poutine in her kitchen. She soaks and hand-cuts russet potatoes, blanches them, makes a brown beef-style gravy (with butter, flour, beef bouillon and seasonings including fish sauce, ketchup and bay leaf), then double-fries the fries and assembles the poutine with shredded mozzarella as a substitute for cheese curds. She plates, tastes a bite on camera, praises the result, and says she'll share the meal with her husband.

Timeline and topics

• 0:06 — Intro and recipe intent
• 0:59 — Soaking and prepping russet potatoes
• 1:15 — Blanching fries in oil
• 5:51 — Making brown gravy (roux, broth, seasonings)
• 9:35 — Final fry, salad and assembly
• 16:39 — Plating, tasting and closing

Named details

• Restaurant — New York Fries: Mentioned as a place where she worked and as having what she considers the best poutine; described as using hand-cut fries and local cheese curds. Evidence: “Reminds me when I worked at my first job, New York Prize. I was like 16 and I... we had to make fries... New York fries has the best poutine I'm telling you”
• Food — poutine: Primary dish prepared and tasted on camera; assembled from fries, gravy and cheese (mozzarella used here instead of curds). Evidence: “Today I'm making the long-awaited Britann homemade.”; “Poutine. A large poutine, so.”
• Food — russet potatoes: About three large russet potatoes, hand-sliced and used for the fries; blanched then double-fried. Evidence: “Okay, so I have a bowl of potatoes. This is about three large russet potatoes sliced up”; “We're going to blanch these fries on about 300 degree oil and then we're going to refry them with about 350 degree oil.”
• Food — mozzarella: Used as a substitute for cheese curds when assembling the poutine. Evidence: “But I do have shredded mozzarella, which you can also use in a Britann.”; “And again I'm going to be using mozzarella.”
• Food — cheese curds: Mentioned as the traditional cheese for poutine; not available to the cook in this video. Evidence: “I don't have cheese curds here, unfortunately, or I would be using them.”; “st. Albert's cheese curds local cheese curds and thick brown...”
• Food — gravy: Homemade brown gravy made from butter, flour (roux), beef broth/bouillon, fish sauce, ketchup, black pepper and bay leaves; simmered and reduced. Evidence: “So the blanched potatoes are going to sit out. And we're going to make the we're going to make the gravy now.”; “Oh, I also need to add some more fish sauce, just a dash of that, some black pepper. Ketchup. Some bay leaves.”
• Food — cucumber: Sliced as part of a small salad side. Evidence: “I'm going to cut up some cucumber, tomato, and put some lime juice and salt and pepper as our side.”
• Food — tomato: Sliced for a side salad with lime juice, salt and pepper. Evidence: “I'm going to cut up some cucumber, tomato, and put some lime juice and salt and pepper as our side.”
• Food — lime juice: Used to dress the cucumber and tomato side salad. Evidence: “I'm going to cut up some cucumber, tomato, and put some lime juice and salt and pepper as our side.”
• Food — bouillon / beef broth: Used to make the gravy; she notes dissolving bouillon or using broth. Evidence: “Add some beef broth, bring it up to a gentle boil.”; “You have to dissolve your bouillon beforehand, but again I'm lazy.”
• Food — fish sauce: A dash added to the gravy for umami seasoning. Evidence: “Oh, I also need to add some more fish sauce, just a dash of that”
• Food — ketchup: Added to the gravy as part of the seasoning. Evidence: “Ketchup.”
• Food — bay leaves: Added to the gravy while simmering. Evidence: “Some bay leaves.”
• Food — butter and flour (roux): Used to make the base of the gravy; she melts butter then adds flour. Evidence: “So we're going to melt some butter.”; “we're going to add about equal for gravy. I mean for flour. And then her roux.”

FRIED FISH, SHRIMP AND CALAMARI DINNER MUKBANG

2023-11-06 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 18 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) eats a fried seafood mixed plate in a casual mukbang. She shows shrimp, fried eggplant, brown rice with tahina, bread and Pepsi, identifies one item as squid/calamari, and describes the food textures and flavors. Throughout the meal she chats about her quiet day with Salah, sleep problems caused partly by her cat, and that she's researching insulin production, lower-carb eating and intermittent fasting as a strategy for pre-diabetes. Video ends with thanks and goodbye.

Timeline and topics

• 0:34 — Intro and meal reveal
• 0:56 — Showing the mixed seafood plate and condiments
• 3:42 — Tasting and identifying squid/calamari
• 7:56 — Comments on portions and price
• 10:24 — Chat about day's activities and relationship
• 14:59 — Sleep problems and cat disrupting rest
• 16:39 — Researching insulin, lower-carb eating and intermittent fasting
• 18:00 — Wrap up and goodbye

Named details

• Person — Salah: Person eating off-camera and mentioned in the video; prefers not to be on video; gives spicy sauces to Chantal. Evidence: “My gosh and Salah's eating of course in the other room because he doesn't want to be on video”; “Yeah, Salat always gives me the spicy stuff because he doesn't like spice at all.”
• Food — squid / calamari: Fried squid/calamari served as part of the mixed seafood plate; noted for unusual texture and light flavor. Evidence: “Squid. In Arabic, so bit. Squid, yeah.”; “Ah, squid, okay. Calamari.”
• Food — shrimp: Fried shrimp included in the mixed plate; several comments praising the shrimp amount and flavor. Evidence: “this is hamu rubian and shrimps shrimp and eggplant fried with some rice brown rice with some tahina”; “Wow, so much shrimp.”
• Food — fried eggplant: Fried eggplant on the mixed plate; Chantal expresses love for fried eggplant. Evidence: “I love fried eggplant.”; “shrimp and eggplant fried with some rice brown rice with some tahina”
• Food — brown rice: Brown rice served with tahina alongside the seafood. Evidence: “shrimp and eggplant fried with some rice brown rice with some tahina”; “Oh, rice. Rice cluster.”
• Food — tahina: Tahina sauce/dip provided abundantly with the meal. Evidence: “brown rice with some tahina look at all the tahina they gave me”
• Food — mixed salad: Mixed salad included with the order. Evidence: “Some mixed salad.”; “That slaw's so cute.”
• Food — fresh bread: Fresh bread served with the meal; Chantal comments there was too much bread. Evidence: “And some fresh, fresh bread.”; “it was really delicious but excuse me way too much bread”
• Food — Pepsi: Pepsi included with the meal. Evidence: “And it came with a Pepsi,”
• Food — crushed chili and garlic (boche): Spicy crushed chili and garlic condiment Chantal calls her 'boche' and uses on fish. Evidence: “So I'm just gonna put some. My boche is crushed chili and garlic as you know.”; “Really yummy on fish.”
• Food — mabouche: Term mentioned by another speaker when handing something to Chantal; exact meaning unclear from transcript. Evidence: “Oh baby, you forgot your mabouche.”

SUPER CHEAP GROCERY HAUL IN KUWAIT

2023-11-07 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 9 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) walks through a small, inexpensive grocery haul (total ~10 KD) while learning Arabic names for the items from Salah behind the camera. She shows produce (onions, cucumbers, tomatoes, limes, lettuce, oranges, carrots, eggplant, potatoes), packaged and snack items (cheesecake mix, cupcakes, tortilla bread, pretzels, salty biscuits), pantry staples (sunflower frying oil, Gouda cheese, ranch dressing), and a multi-purpose cleaner. She samples a cupcake on camera and notes it is a bit dry. The video includes a short Cameo promotion at the start and closes with plans to get meat from another store soon.

Timeline and topics

• 0:06 — Intro & Cameo promotion
• 0:54 — Haul concept and pricing (total cost)
• 2:03 — Produce: onions, cucumbers, tomatoes, limes, lettuce
• 3:27 — Produce: oranges, carrots, eggplant, potatoes
• 4:41 — Packaged baking mix and pantry items (cheesecake mix, cake talk)
• 5:32 — Pantry & household (sunflower oil, cleaner, cheese, ranch)
• 7:10 — Snacks & bread (tortilla, pretzels, biscuits, cupcakes)
• 8:09 — Cupcake tasting on camera
• 9:13 — Wrap-up and plans to buy meat at another store

Named details

• Person — Foodie Beauty: Channel/person presenting the grocery haul (channel metadata name/alias). Evidence: “Hello, booty beauties.”
• Person — Salah: Person behind the camera who supplies Arabic names for items. Evidence: “So I'm going to say the item in English and Salah will say it in Arabic from behind the camera.”
• Food — eggs: Box/pack of eggs included in the haul. Evidence: “165 fills so I'm going to do the produce well I'm going to do the eggs first here so”; “And Arabic we call it bed.”
• Food — onions: Three kilos of onions priced per kilo. Evidence: “Alright, so this is per kilo, okay? The ninety five fils per kilo. So we have three kilos of onions.”; “And in Arabic we call it basal.”
• Food — cucumbers: Two kilos of cucumbers shown. Evidence: “Alright, so we have two kilos of cucumbers.”; “And in Arabic we call it khiyar.”
• Food — tomatoes: Two kilos of tomatoes, Arabic name given. Evidence: “We have two kilos of tomatoes.”; “And in Arabic we call it bandura.”
• Food — limes/lemons: One kilo of limes; Arabic usage treats lemon/lime similarly. Evidence: “All right, we have a kilo of limes.”; “Or in Arabic, we call it lamoon.”
• Food — lettuce: Large heads of lettuce shown and named in Arabic. Evidence: “And look at these huge heads of lettuce. Look at each lettuce.”; “We call it khas.”
• Food — Syrian oranges: Two kilos of Syrian oranges. Evidence: “Alright Syrian oranges”; “burtaqal yeah”
• Food — carrots: Two kilos of carrots; Arabic name given. Evidence: “We have two kilos of carrots.”; “And we call it gizzard.”
• Food — eggplants: Two kilos of eggplants shown and named in Arabic. Evidence: “We have two kilos of eggplants.”; “For a bit and jam.”
• Food — potatoes: Three kilos of potatoes. Evidence: “we have three kilos of potatoes.”
• Food — cheesecake mix: Packaged cheesecake mix (blueberry) shown; creator says she'll try it later. Evidence: “we have a box of cheesecake mix cheesecake cheesecake”; “Halid cake and juban, blueberry cheesecake.”
• Food — sunflower oil: 1.5 liters of sunflower frying oil used for frying foods. Evidence: “So we have 1.5 liters of sunflower oil, which I use for frying usually.”; “And this one known as zayt al-ali or zayt ali.”
• Food — Gouda cheese: Block of Gouda cheese shown in haul. Evidence: “Ah, the good bag! Cheese! Gouda cheese.”
• Food — ranch dressing: Bottle of ranch dressing/dip included. Evidence: “And we have a bottle of ranch dressing and dip.”
• Food — tortilla bread: Fresh tortilla bread included in the haul. Evidence: “All right, and we have some fresh tortilla bread.”; “Or in Arabic, khubzet tohtela taza.”
• Food — barbecue pretzels: Small bag of barbecue-flavored pretzels/snack. Evidence: “A little bag of barbecue pretzels.”
• Food — salty biscuits (barbecue flavor): Small salty biscuit snack described as 'melah bel mashawi' (salty biscuit with barbecue sauce). Evidence: “This one is the biscuit and melah bel mashawi.”; “Salty biscuit with barbecue sauce.”
• Food — cupcakes: Packaged cupcakes (chocolate and vanilla), 0.95 fils each; creator samples one on camera. Evidence: “so we have some cupcakes which were 95 fills each as well.”; “so I'm going to try one of these on camera with you guys.”
• Product — multi-purpose degreaser/cleaner (5 liters): Large (5 L) degreaser/all-purpose cleaner intended for kitchen floor. Evidence: “five liters, I didn't think it was this big, but this is just a degreaser, um, cleaner, like all purpose, I guess, degreaser.”; “and I'm going to be using it mostly on the kitchen floor.”

BURGER FRIES AND PEPPERONI PIZZA

2023-11-08 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 36 min

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Chantal eats a burger, fries with three dips, a lemon-mint slush and pepperoni pizza while telling viewers a long storytime about her work history — from her first fast-food and factory jobs through customer service, telemarketing, Katimavik/volunteer placements, health-care scheduling, psychiatric hospital temp work, and eventually becoming a YouTuber. She mentions living in a group home as a teen, being laid off or fired several times, a union/termination settlement, and starting YouTube and mukbangs. Video closes with thanks and a promise of a future cooking video.

Timeline and topics

• 0:52 — Intro and boycott resource
• 1:41 — Food reveal: lemon-mint slush, burger, pizza
• 2:32 — Eating and first impressions (fries, dips, pizza)
• 5:19 — Beginning work-history storytime (group home, first jobs)
• 7:13 — Fast-food and factory jobs (New York Fries, Ridgewood)
• 14:47 — Various odd jobs and telemarketing
• 17:44 — Katimavik and volunteer placements
• 23:02 — Health-care scheduling and Red Cross
• 28:02 — Psychiatric hospital temp, union meeting, settlement
• 33:01 — Starting YouTube and mukbangs; internet attention
• 36:14 — Wrap-up and future cooking video

Named details

• Person — Chantal: Video speaker; discusses her life and work history and eats during the video. Evidence: “hey don't look so sad Chantal what are you doing like that kind of thing”
• Person — Amberlynn: Mentioned as a YouTuber Chantal watched. Evidence: “i started watching Amberlynn and I couldn't for the life of me understand why”
• Person — Rebecca: Referenced in a workplace dialogue about booking clients. Evidence: “Did you book all of Rebecca's clients for today?”
• Person — Jen: Named supervisor who startled Chantal at work. Evidence: “i would turn around and be like oh jen in you know like you scared me”
• Person — Ned Flanders: Used as a comparison for how a neighbor looked/sounded; later referenced in a story about a deceased neighbor. Evidence: “the one who looked like, who sounded like Ned Flanders.”; “Heart attack. Rest in peace, Ned Flanders.”
• Organization — New York Fries: Place where Chantal worked early in her work history. Evidence: “So I got plates at New York Fries like $6.25 an hour or something.”
• Organization — Katimavik: Volunteer youth program where she traveled and did placements; provided a small stipend. Evidence: “Then I was focusing on, I went to Katina Vic. I traveled around Canada volunteer working,”; “Katimavik, they gave you 21 bucks a week”
• Organization — Red Cross: Employer where Chantal worked in scheduling/home care. Evidence: “So after that I applied for a job with the Red Cross doing scheduling.”
• Organization — Star Tech: Customer service/AT&T wireless customer support job in Cornwall. Evidence: “i went to work at Star Tech in Cornwall. Like a customer service for AT&T wireless”
• Restaurant — Ridgewood: Industrial workplace (furniture) where she worked; named by Chantal as 'a place called Ridgewood'. Evidence: “He got me a job, he was the manager at a place called, I had a place called Ridgewood.”

HOMEMADE MEATBALL STEW MUKBANG

2023-11-09 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 15 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) eats a homemade meatball stew with basmati rice and mixed vegetables in a casual mukbang. She briefly describes how she made the meatballs and the stew (ingredients and method), tastes a bargain cola, answers viewer questions about marriage and Cameo messages, mentions her one-year anniversary with Salah, and says she’s migrating couples-related videos to this channel. The stream is informal — she apologizes for construction noise, talks about new cookware, discusses possible future recipes (chicken pot pie), and wraps up after finishing dinner.

Timeline and topics

• 0:06 — Intro and cameo promotion
• 0:30 — Apology for construction noise and start of mukbang
• 0:38 — Show meal and first bites (meatball stew, rice, veggies)
• 2:13 — Taste test of cola
• 2:31 — How I made the meatballs (ingredients and method)
• 5:00 — Meal chat and future recipe ideas
• 7:44 — Anniversary and marriage/Cameo messages discussion
• 12:09 — Channel/couples videos migration and closing remarks

Named details

• Person — Salah: Person referenced as partner who bought cookware and with whom the speaker is married; mentioned several times. Evidence: “I got some new pots. Salah got me some new stainless steel pot set.”; “I'm not going to get into that, but it amazes me people still don't think we're like married.”; “our anniversary is one year.”
• Food — homemade meatball stew: Main dish; meatballs made from ground beef with herbs and spices, simmered with potatoes in a tomato-based sauce. Evidence: “So I made a homemade meatball stew type thing with rice and mixed vegetables.”; “So basically for the meatballs, I just have one package of ground beef, one pound... One egg, blended up onion and green pepper, blended up mint, dill, and coriander.”
• Food — basmati rice: Plain basmati rice served with the stew. Evidence: “This is basmati rice just plain.”
• Food — mixed vegetables: Side vegetables served with butter and salt. Evidence: “Some potato and I have some veggies of the day with a bit of butter and salt.”; “Peas, beans, carrots and corn.”
• Food — cola (bar cola): A non-name-brand cola the speaker tastes and compares to RC Cola. Evidence: “and I also have a bar cola so this is if says 59p does that mean you guys have it in UK I'm not sure but this is a type of cola that I can have”; “Let's try the cola.”; “Tastes like cheap knockoff cola. I like it. You know like RC Cola or something?”
• Food — potatoes: Potatoes included in the stew. Evidence: “then I added a beef bouillon some water the potatoes and the meatballs and I let it simmer”; “Some potato”
• Food — tomato paste (sauce): Used to make the stew sauce, sautéed with onion and green pepper. Evidence: “I made a sauce I saw I fried or sauteed in some oil onion green pepper one thing of tomato paste salt pepper”
• Food — beef bouillon: Added to the stew for flavor. Evidence: “then I added a beef bouillon some water the potatoes and the meatballs and I let it simmer”
• Food — seasonings (mint, dill, coriander, seven spice, salt, pepper, garlic powder, onion powder): Herbs and spices listed as mixed into the meatballs; she notes she forgot the seven spice. Evidence: “blended up mint, dill, and coriander.”; “I forgot to put seven spice, darn it.”; “What else did I put salt pepper garlic powder onion powder”
• Food — potato (side): Mentioned as part of the plated meal. Evidence: “Some potato”
• Food — celery: Small plate includes celery. Evidence: “I have a plate. Got some celery.”
• Food — cheesecake (planned): Dessert she says she needs to make. Evidence: “I need to make that cheesecake.”
• Food — chicken pot pie (mentioned): Recipe the speaker considers trying in future. Evidence: “Some things I want to try and make are like chicken pot pie, that would be awesome, but that looks complicated.”

Newly leaked old Nader messages

2023-11-09 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 10 min

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Archive of audio/video capturing a sequence of leaked voice messages (angry breakup/accusatory exchanges) dated around March 27. The recording plays one or more voice messages in which a speaker accuses another person of lying, cheating, and emotional harm, references people named Didi, Kuba, Mr. Cole, Shahid, Salah, and mentions travel to Montreal and the country Belize. The clip alternates between audio playback of the message and short reactions from the listener.

Timeline and topics

• 0:00 — Intro / 'Fake' and date mention
• 0:08 — Preparing to play voice message
• 0:33 — Leaked voice message — accusations and breakup rant begins
• 2:03 — References to other people and missed calls
• 5:49 — Threats, legal references, and emotional fallout
• 7:01 — Speaker mentions leaving for Montreal and future plans
• 10:02 — Closing lines of the message (repeated accusations; 'bring Salah next time')

Named details

• Person — Didi: Named by a speaker as someone allegedly involved with the person being accused. Evidence: “You fucking lied to me about Didi. You said that you knew her for 11 years but yet you admitted that she admitted that she just was interested in your dick because of my”
• Person — Kuba: Referenced in timing ("Before Kuba two days"). Evidence: “Before Kuba two days.”
• Person — Mr. Cole: Named multiple times in the conversation. Evidence: “After that, Mr. Cole, Mr. Cole, Mr. Cole, Mr. Cole.”
• Person — Shahid: Named once in the exchange. Evidence: “She says, Shahid.”
• Person — Salah: Mentioned toward the end of the recording as someone to 'bring next time.' Evidence: “So bring Salah next time.”
• Person — Sudan: Appears as a name or label in the audio ('Sudan here'). Evidence: “Sudan”; “She was Sudan here.”

6 PIECE FRIED CHICKEN BUNS AND SLAW!

2023-11-10 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 24 min

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Foodie Beauty (Foodie Beauty / Cameo) eats a 6-piece fried chicken meal with fries, buns, coleslaw and Kinza Cola while chatting with viewers. She assembles chicken sandwiches, compares the chicken to KFC, talks about a recent 42-day Thailand trip and expenses, answers viewer criticism about not yet getting her cat fixed (describing the cat's fungal skin condition and planned fungal bath before spay), mentions upcoming anniversary plans and live music, and wraps up with grocery/meal-planning tasks.

Timeline and topics

• 0:06 — Intro and Cameo promo
• 0:29 — Mukbang: eating fried chicken, fries, coleslaw, and Kinza Cola
• 3:57 — Assembling chicken sandwiches; comparing to KFC
• 5:21 — Thailand trip wrap-up and expenses (42-day trip)
• 7:38 — Addressing viewer criticism about pet care and vet visit
• 8:56 — Cat's diagnosis and plan (fungal skin condition, antifungal wash and bath before spay)
• 14:48 — Personal reflections on cancel culture, adaptation, and gratitude
• 18:21 — Grocery/meal planning and anniversary plans
• 23:55 — Wrap-up and closing

Named details

• Person — Foodie Beauty: Channel persona speaking and eating on camera; offers Cameo videos (self-identified as Foodie Beauty). Evidence: “Why not add a personalized video with Cameo from me, Foodie Beauty!”
• Person — Naif: Named entity mentioned in relation to a deal on chicken (uncertain whether a person or restaurant). Evidence: “So Naif was having a deal where you get two three pieces for uh three katie something so there was like a sale on it”
• Person — Salah: Mentioned as the person who sometimes does grocery shopping. Evidence: “I think Salah will go.”
• Restaurant — KFC: Referenced for comparison to the fried chicken's flavor. Evidence: “tastes like KFC they must have known the special spices”
• Product — Kinza Cola: Bottle of cola the presenter is drinking; described as from KSA. Evidence: “I'm having Kinza Cola,”; “it's from KSA.”
• Food — fried chicken: Primary meal being eaten (6-piece fried chicken referenced in title and throughout). Evidence: “Today I'm having fried chicken and french fries with some buns”; “I ate like most of the chicken, pretty much all of it.”
• Food — french fries: Side item eaten alongside chicken. Evidence: “Some french fries.”
• Food — buns: Used to make chicken sandwiches. Evidence: “Today I'm having fried chicken and french fries with some buns”; “So I'm just gonna put this chicken on the bun here”
• Food — coleslaw: Mentioned and eaten alongside the chicken; presenter says she loves coleslaw. Evidence: “I have coleslaw.”; “Honestly just the chicken and coleslaw would have been enough.”
• Food — ranch: Condiment used on the chicken sandwich. Evidence: “I have ranch.”; “some ranch on it yeah”
• Food — eggplant (stuffed eggplant): Mentioned as a possible Arabic dish to cook with groceries. Evidence: “need to make something with the eggplant, maybe stuffed eggplant.”; “It's an Arabic dish.”

THAILAND TRAVEL TIPS AND HOW MUCH WE SPENT FOR 42 DAYS!

2023-11-10 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 19 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) summarizes a 42-day trip to Thailand (Aug 29–Oct 10), offering practical travel tips and a category-by-category budget. She covers traveling during monsoon season, hotel restrictions on durian and mangosteen, transportation apps (Grab, Bolt, tuk-tuks), recommended cash usage and currency exchange, airfare (Qatar Airways), hotel costs, daily transport and food spending, attraction ticket tips (elephant/tiger experiences, Sanctuary of Truth), souvenirs and luggage purchases, SIM card options, and a final total of ~115,000 baht (≈1,000 KD). She recommends trying Thai 7-Eleven items like Thai tea and cheese toasties.

Timeline and topics

• 0:27 — Introduction and purpose
• 0:36 — Trip dates and overview
• 1:41 — Weather: monsoon season advice
• 4:22 — Local social notes (comments about size/fat shaming)
• 5:33 — Hotel rules about durian and mangosteen
• 6:23 — Transportation: apps, tuk-tuks, and tips
• 8:18 — Budget overview and currency guidance
• 10:08 — Airfare and hotels (costs and totals)
• 11:16 — Daily transport and long-distance transfers
• 12:52 — Food spending and examples (street food vs restaurants)
• 14:12 — Attractions: ticket strategies and examples
• 15:20 — Souvenirs, luggage purchases, and extra expenses
• 16:08 — SIM cards, connectivity, and final totals
• 18:14 — Closing thoughts and weather comparison with Kuwait

Named details

• Person — Foodie Beauty: Presenter who discusses the Thailand trip, tips, and budget; offers Cameo service. Evidence: “Foodie Beauty!”; “Hi guys, Salaam Alaikum. Welcome back to another video.”
• Person — Salah: Chantal's husband, appears in channel metadata and is referenced in the trip discussion (food preferences, luggage purchase, budgeting). Evidence: “salah's arab and he loves arab food so we would go to arab street a lot”; “i'd have to ask salah he purchased them”
• Cuisine — Thai: Local cuisine discussed; street food examples and 7-Eleven Thai items recommended. Evidence: “We spent $26,000 total for the trip on food”; “you definitely have to try 7-Eleven at least once when you're there you have to try the Thai tea”
• Cuisine — Arabic: Arabic/Arabic-style meals and shisha lounges visited by the couple. Evidence: “salah's arab and he loves arab food so we would go to arab street a lot and like go to the shisha lounges and eat a huge arabic meal”
• Food — durian: Strong-smelling fruit; many hotels prohibit bringing durian into rooms and may fine guests. Evidence: “two of them did not allow anyone to bring in a durian fruit... Because of, well, the durian, because of the strong odor”; “There was one hotel we were allowed to bring durian and it lingered in the room the whole time.”
• Food — mangosteen: Fruit that can stain hotel sheets; some hotels prohibit bringing mangosteen and may fine guests. Evidence: “My bad. Mangosteen, apparently it stains and it's hard to get the stains out and the hotel sheets are bleach white.”
• Food — pad thai: Example of affordable street food (~80 baht per meal). Evidence: “you could eat street food sometimes for 80 baht a meal for a plate of pad thai”
• Food — Thai tea: Recommended 7-Eleven item to try in Thailand. Evidence: “you definitely have to try 7-Eleven at least once when you're there you have to try the Thai tea”
• Food — cheese toasties: Recommended 7-Eleven snack in Thailand. Evidence: “Cheese toasties from the 7-Eleven if anything else you have to do it”
• Place — Thailand: Country visited for the 42-day trip (Aug 29–Oct 10); main travel destination discussed throughout the video. Evidence: “we went to Thailand from August 29th until October 10th I believe it is”
• Place — Kuwait: Home country referenced as origin and compared weather; also used for currency exchange before departure. Evidence: “Now we actually found a really good exchange rate at a place here in Kuwait before we left”; “All in all, we had an amazing time away from the Kuwaiti heat.”

Boxing Day Haul-Pier One and LUSH!

2023-11-12 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 6 min

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Chantal returns from Boxing Day shopping and shows a two-store haul from LUSH and Pier 1. She details LUSH shower gels (buy-one-get-one sale), totaling $74.47, and several Pier 1 home items bought at 50% off including a Snow Birch reed diffuser, peppermint room spray, pillar candles (Holiday Spice), an apple crisp fragrance oil, and a sugar plum scented candle. She mentions prices, coupon received, and that the mall was less crowded than expected.

Timeline and topics

• 0:00 — Intro + cats
• 0:11 — Back from Boxing Day shopping; malls not as bad
• 0:48 — LUSH haul and sale details
• 1:52 — Pier 1 haul overview
• 2:31 — Pier 1 item details (diffuser, candles, fragrance oil)
• 5:23 — Final reveal (sugar plum candle) and wrap-up
• 6:26 — Closing remarks

Ipsy December Glam Bag!

2023-11-12 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 7 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) opens and reviews her December Ipsy Glam Bag. She briefly reviews a Privé Acrogel hydrating face mask, an Ouai wave spray (which felt sticky on her thin, straight hair), an Aurora brown liquid eyeliner, a Smashbox Instamat Lipstick Transformer (demonstrated over a Rimmel Kate 104 cream lipstick), and a NYX single eyeshadow in the shade "Fireball" (swatched). She also shows the Ipsy clutch-style bag. Overall she gives generally positive but measured impressions and notes some products she can't fully judge after limited use.

Timeline and topics

• 0:04 — Intro and unboxing intent
• 0:33 — Privé Acrogel mask review (hydrating gel mask)
• 1:50 — Ouai wave spray (hair) review
• 2:48 — Aurora brown liquid eyeliner thoughts
• 4:10 — Smashbox Instamat Lipstick Transformer demo with Rimmel Kate 104
• 5:17 — NYX 'Fireball' eyeshadow swatch and impressions
• 6:21 — Ipsy bag/clutch show and outro

Named details

• Product — Privé Acrogel mask: hydrating gel face mask; vegan-friendly, paraben-free, cruelty-free per brand webpage; reviewer used it twice and found it hydrating and non-irritating Evidence: “Privé Acrogel mask and this here is an Acrogel mask so the idea is that it's a hydrating face mask”; “it doesn't irritate my skin it's not highly perfumed”; “No animal testing, paraben free, vegan friendly.”
• Product — Ouai wave spray: wave spray hair product (30 milliliter sample); reviewer found it left hair sticky/crispy and felt heavy for her thin, straight hair; liked the floral/rose scent Evidence: “Next product I received in my bag is the Ouai... So this is a wave spray.”; “It's left my hair sticky and crispy feeling.”; “It is a decent size, 30 milliliters.”
• Product — Aurora brown liquid eyeliner: brown waterproof, smudge-proof liquid eyeliner; alcohol-, paraben-, and perfume-free; reviewer doesn't often use colored eyeliners Evidence: “this is out of focus Aurora is the brand... It's a brown, it's like a brown liquid liner”; “It might be a bit controversial to say that, but this is waterproof smudge-proof alcohol-free, paraben-free, perfume-free.”
• Food — Smashbox Instamat Lipstick Transformer: matte-transforming product to apply over cream lipsticks (not for glosses/lacquers/balms); reviewer demos application over Rimmel Kate 104 and reports it removes shine without drying out the lipstick Evidence: “next item is this Smashbox Instamat Lipstick Transformer.”; “apply generously over cream lipstick using finger until a matte look is achieved... I use this today on my cream sheen lipstick my Rimmel Kate 104”; “it kind of just moves everything around... So just patting it on and it really, really does work”
• Product — NYX single eyeshadow (Fireball): single eyeshadow in the shade 'Fireball'; creamy, pigmented, described as a coppery reddish color suitable for layering Evidence: “It is a NYX eyeshadow... this is in the Fireball color and I'll show you how it swatches.”; “It is very creamy and pigmented.”; “It's a coppery reddish color.”
• Product — Ipsy glam bag (December): monthly Ipsy Glam Bag containing the above sample products; reviewer shows and calls the bag a clutch that can be used for holiday outings Evidence: “today is going to be my December ipsy glam bag that I just received in the mail”; “Lastly is the Ipsy bag... this bag is really cute. I love it because it duels as a clutch.”
• Food — Rimmel Kate 104: cream sheen lipstick used in the Smashbox transformer demo Evidence: “I use this today on my cream sheen lipstick my Rimmel Kate 104”

New Year's Eve Look

2023-11-12 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 29 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) walks viewers through a casual, wing-it New Year's Eve get-ready-with-me: skincare with Amore Pacific products, priming and foundation (MAC Studio Fix), lip prep (Lush scrub and balm), detailed eye work (ColourPop, Urban Decay, MAC palettes), a first-time cut-crease attempt, liner and falsies, brows, contour/highlight (Becca Champagne Pop), and finishing lipstick (Rimmel Kate). She comments on YouTube drama involving Slayton, advises viewers to use what they have, and signs off with New Year's wishes.

Timeline and topics

• 0:00 — Intro: wing-it New Year's makeup plan
• 0:39 — Skincare prep with Amore Pacific
• 2:52 — Priming and eye prep (MAC concealer as primer)
• 3:19 — Lip scrub and balm prep (Lush)
• 5:24 — Eyeshadow base and blending (Urban Decay, ColourPop)
• 7:42 — Cut-crease attempt and conceal
• 12:44 — Eyeliner, waterline, and falsies
• 15:10 — Brows and face foundation
• 21:39 — Powdering, contour and highlight (Becca Champagne Pop)
• 27:05 — Lipstick application and finishing look
• 28:42 — Outro: subscribe and New Year's wishes

Named details

• Person — Slayton: YouTuber referenced in a discussion about alleged GoFundMe drama and mail Evidence: “I'm watching this video. Slayton doing her family mail thing”
• Organization — Ipsy: Beauty subscription brand referenced several times for sample products Evidence: “this sample I got in an ipsy bag”; “my Ipsy December bag”
• Food — Amore Pacific: Korean skincare products used for prepping skin (eye gel, Moisture Brown Skin Energy Spray, Moisture Bound Rejuvenating Cream) Evidence: “I have been using a lot of the Amore Pacific Amore Pacific Korean skincare products”; “followed by this Amore Pacific Moisture Brown Skin Energy Spray”
• Product — MAC Studio Fix Plus: Face product sprayed/used as part of foundation/priming routine Evidence: “I'm going to actually start by using my Mac Studio Fix Plus.”; “Real Techniques buffer brush and this Mac studio fix and just kind of buffer powder into my skin”
• Product — MAC Pro Longwear concealer: Used to prep eyelids as a primer Evidence: “I'm gonna prep my eyes first of all using this Mac Pro Longwear concealer.”
• Product — Urban Decay (shade fireball): Eyeshadow sample (shade Fireball) used as base blending color Evidence: “this is I think Urban Decay fireball in the shade fireball”
• Product — ColourPop: Multiple ColourPop eyeshadows used (shades Brady, Static, Truth) and an eyebrow pencil Evidence: “I'm now going to take this ColourPop shadow in the shade Brady”; “now I'm going to take this shade static by Colourpop”; “this ColourPop shadow... in the color Truth.”; “this is the ColourPop eyebrow pencil.”
• Product — Lush (lip scrub and balm): Lip scrub used to remove dead skin and a Lush lip balm applied before lip color Evidence: “I'm going to be using sweet lips you can make your own lip scrub... but I just like buying the lush ones”; “I'm gonna take some lush lip balm”
• Product — Benefit (That Gal primer / Boing concealer): That Gal brightening face primer used before foundation; Boing concealer used for cut-crease and concealing Evidence: “I'm using the that gal brightening face primer by benefit”; “I'm gonna use my Mac I think it's a 212 brush... and I'm gonna use my Boeing concealer by benefit”
• Product — Maybelline Eye Studio Gel Liner: Gel eyeliner used with its brush for liner Evidence: “So I'm using Maybelline Eye Studio Gel Liner with this brush that came with it.”
• Product — Real Techniques: Brushes used repeatedly (buffer, contour, other brushes); affordable recommended brand Evidence: “those are... From Real Techniques, they're affordable”; “Real Techniques buffer brush”
• Product — Becca (Flower Child blush and Champagne Pop): Becca Flower Child blush and Champagne Pop highlighter used on cheeks and high points Evidence: “this is the Becca flower child blush and champagne pop compact duo”; “I'm just going here like that... I have allergies”
• Product — Rimmel London Kate (shade 90): Lipstick used for the final lip color (shade 90) Evidence: “Now for the lipstick and I'm going to be using this Rimmel London Kate. line in the color 90.”
• Product — MAC (full coverage foundation NW20): Full-coverage foundation shade NW20 used for face Evidence: “I'm going to use my Mac A full coverage foundation in NW20 because I'm a pale bitch.”
• Product — Hoola bronzer: Referenced when discussing contour undertones as a preferred bronzer Evidence: “which is why I want the Hoola bronzer”

OUR ONE YEAR WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

2023-11-12 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 9 min

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Chantal celebrates her one-year wedding anniversary with her husband. He surprises her with a seaside date night where they eat kebab and fried shrimp, smoke watermelon-mint shisha, and enjoy drinks. After dinner he presents a second surprise: candles, a flower bouquet, a small cake (red velvet/vanilla) and a gift box from Dip and Dip. A cat named Julia appears briefly. The video ends with anniversary well-wishes and goodbyes.

Timeline and topics

• 0:00 — Introduction and surprise setup
• 0:14 — Seaside date arrival and views
• 2:04 — Drinks and dinner order
• 3:41 — Shisha after-dinner
• 5:06 — Second surprise: flowers, candles, and cake reveal
• 6:28 — Opening card and gift box
• 8:29 — Cat (Julia) cameo and closing

Named details

• Person — Chantal: Celebrant of the one-year wedding anniversary; speaks and appears throughout the video. Evidence: “Hello guys, so today is mine and Chantal's one year anniversary.”
• Person — Unnamed partner: Chantal's partner who plans and presents two surprises (seaside date and flowers/cake); speaks throughout but is not explicitly named in the transcript. Evidence: “Hello guys, so today is mine and Chantal's one year anniversary.”; “She doesn't know this actually, but I have two surprises for her.”
• Person — Julia: Mentioned and greeted near the end of the video; appears to be addressed directly and interacts with hosts. Evidence: “Hi Julia.”; “Julia,”
• Pet — Julia: A cat that is shown and briefly interacted with; likely the same Julia mentioned by name. Evidence: “Look at this adorable cat guys.”; “Cute cute cute cat”
• Food — kebab: Ordered by the partner for dinner at the seaside restaurant. Evidence: “I got kebab here.”
• Food — fried shrimp: Ordered for Chantal, served with french fries. Evidence: “And my love got a shrimp, fried shrimp.”; “With french fries you know.”
• Food — french fries: Mentioned as part of the fried shrimp order. Evidence: “With french fries you know.”
• Food — shisha (watermelon with mint): They smoke shisha after dinner; flavor is watermelon with mint. Evidence: “So what flavor are you smoking, hun?”; “Actually it's watermelon with mint.”
• Food — cake (red velvet / vanilla): Small celebratory cake presented with the flowers and gift box; participants mention vanilla and red velvet flavors. Evidence: “What a cute little cake!”; “What flavor is it? Vanilla.”; “No, it's red velvet.”
• Food — claret can: Drink ordered by the partner; exact nature is stated in the transcript as 'claret can.' Evidence: “So I got claret can.”
• Food — puree of water with lemon: Chantal's drink (referred to as 'purée of water with lemon' in the transcript). Evidence: “How about your luck? I got a purée of water with lemon.”
• Food — Dip and Dip: Gift box label mentioned by Chantal as the source of the gift/cake. Evidence: “says I love you made with love dip and dip all right it's gonna be tasty if it's from dip and dip”

OUR NEW 2024 CAR REVEAL!

2023-11-14 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 11 min

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Chantal and her partner show and demonstrate the features of their brand-new 2024 Chery Tiggo 7 Pro Premium SUV. The video tours the exterior and interior, including the full sunroof, wheel/detailing, black-and-white seats, rear seating and drink trays, trunk space and spare tire, wireless phone charger, dual-zone AC and heater, full smart touchscreen, ambient lighting, fridge compartment, steering and entertainment controls, 360° camera and sensors, warranty and service coverage, and ends with driving clips.

Timeline and topics

• 0:40 — Intro and new car reveal
• 1:11 — Sunroof and exterior details
• 2:06 — Interior seats, lights and comfort
• 2:43 — Rear seats, cup trays and AC vents
• 3:22 — Trunk space, spare tire and automatic close
• 4:04 — Wireless phone charger and center console features
• 4:33 — Climate controls and dual-zone settings
• 5:07 — Smart touchscreen, vehicle settings and ambient lighting
• 6:03 — Convenience extras: fridge, perfume, and power outlets
• 8:09 — Driving aids and safety: 360° camera and sensors
• 10:05 — Warranty, service coverage, and closing

Named details

• Person — Speaker A: One of the two people presenting and demonstrating the car's features (primary speaker in many segments). Evidence: “Get in baby welcome to your new ride hello”; “and it's called Cherry Tiggo 7 Pro Premium 2024”
• Person — Speaker B: Second presenter who describes many features and interacts with Speaker A. Evidence: “Yes guys, we're just going to show you the features of our new vehicle.”; “so this vehicle has a full sunroof.”
• Product — Chery Tiggo 7 Pro Premium 2024: The new SUV being revealed and demonstrated throughout the video. Evidence: “and it's called Cherry Tiggo 7 Pro Premium 2024”; “so here she is in all her glory, the Cherry Tego 7 Pro.”

JUICY ROASTED CHICKEN AND THE CHEESIEST BEST CHICKEN POUTINE!

2023-11-15 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 12 min

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Chantal sits down to a mukbang-style dinner of roasted chicken and a cheesy roasted-potato poutine while describing the components and her chicken gravy recipe. She mentions packing snacks and heading out on a long drive, comments about Netflix (including liking true-crime/unsolved-mystery shows and Rescue 911), interacts with a cat that likes bags, and closes by asking viewers to check out a series and wishing herself luck avoiding drive-thrus.

Timeline and topics

• 0:10 — Intro and Cameo promotion
• 0:51 — Showcasing the meal and plate components
• 1:28 — Tasting and comments on the chicken
• 1:53 — Chicken gravy recipe breakdown
• 3:25 — Packing and travel plans (road trip)
• 5:36 — Cat and grocery bags interlude
• 6:36 — Netflix and TV shows discussion
• 11:37 — Wrap-up and goodbyes

Named details

• Person — William Shatner: Mentioned in reference to the TV series Rescue 911 Evidence: “Also, Rescue 911 with William Shatner.”
• Food — pickled mountain garlic: part of the pickle plate Evidence: “I have some pickled this is pickled mountain garlic”; “My pickle plate today is pickled mountain garlic,”
• Food — pickled jalapenos: part of the pickle plate Evidence: “pickled jalapenos,”
• Food — black olives (sliced): part of the pickle plate Evidence: “and black olives sliced,”
• Food — strawberry Barbican: non-alcoholic malt beverage on the plate Evidence: “strawberry barbican,”
• Food — roasted potato poutine: roasted potato base used instead of fries, topped with gravy and cheese Evidence: “potato putin, roasted potato putin with homemade chicken gravy,”
• Food — shredded mozzarella: used because cheese curds were unavailable Evidence: “shredded mozzarella because I can't find cheese curds, and roasted chicken.”
• Food — roasted chicken: main protein served with gravy; mentions larger chicken for more drippings and eating with skin Evidence: “and roasted chicken.”; “I cooked a bigger chicken so there were more drippings.”; “roasted chicken with the skin”
• Food — chicken gravy: homemade gravy made from chicken drippings and other ingredients; used on poutine Evidence: “roasted potato putin with homemade chicken gravy,”; “If you want my recipe for my chicken gravy, chicken”
• Food — chicken drippings: used as a base for the chicken gravy Evidence: “chicken drippings, butter.”
• Food — butter: ingredient in the gravy; speaker notes it may not be unsalted Evidence: “chicken drippings, butter.”; “And I think my butter is not unsalted.”
• Food — flour: thickener in the gravy Evidence: “flour chicken stock and my secret is a bit of ketchup”
• Food — chicken stock: liquid component of the gravy Evidence: “flour chicken stock and my secret is a bit of ketchup”
• Food — ketchup: described as the speaker's secret ingredient in the chicken gravy Evidence: “and my secret is a bit of ketchup mmm”
• Food — black pepper: seasoning added to the chicken Evidence: “I also put black pepper.”
• Food — chicken bouillon cubes: used in place of salt Evidence: “No salt because the chicken bouillon cubes,”

MAC AND CHEESE AND CHICKEN TENDERS MUKBANG

2023-11-16 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 23 min

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Chantal shares a homemade mac and cheese and store-bought chicken strips mukbang. She describes the mac and cheese recipe (sour cream, butter, roux, whole milk, cream, mozzarella and parmesan, paprika; baked ~375°F for 15–20 minutes), tastes the food, and comments on pickles. She talks about recent local weather and flooding in the Salmiya area of Kuwait, a drive to Wafra and a visit to a burger truck with a notably juicy cheeseburger, reminisces about church basement spaghetti and KD/Kraft Dinner, and closes with brief pet mentions and plans to film more cooking when motivated.

Timeline and topics

• 0:09 — Intro + Cameo promotion
• 0:41 — Meal reveal: mac and cheese + chicken strips
• 1:40 — Tasting and reactions (pickles, chicken, cheese)
• 2:26 — Mac and cheese recipe details
• 5:16 — Local weather and Salmiya flooding
• 6:36 — Drive to Wafra and food trucks / burger truck lunch
• 9:56 — Reflections on frozen chicken strips and St. Hubert's
• 12:53 — Boxed mac nostalgia and ravioli preferences
• 15:49 — Church basement spaghetti story
• 22:16 — Wrap-up and closing

Named details

• Person — Salah: Person mentioned as driving/showing areas of Kuwait and who ate with Chantal Evidence: “but Salah loves the rain.”; “He's trying to show me all the areas of Kuwait and we're gonna take you guys on rides too”
• Person — Sean: Named anecdote from school/lineup story Evidence: “let's say Sean.”
• Person — Agnes: Named anecdote from school/lineup story Evidence: “No butter, Agnes?”
• Pet — Howie: Pet mentioned liking eggs; described as a cutie Evidence: “howie by the way also likes eggs he loves eggs he's a cutie”
• Pet — Julia: Pet mentioned alongside Howie Evidence: “cute aggression it's a thing i get that with howie with julia”
• Restaurant — St. Hubert's: Casual mention praising their chicken strips and wishing they were halal Evidence: “I miss St. Hubert's chicken strips.”; “St. Hubert's has some good chicken strips.”
• Restaurant — burger truck: Unspecified burger truck visited in Wafra; praised cheeseburger Evidence: “we went to this burger truck.”; “One of the best cheeseburgers I ever have.”
• Food — mac and cheese: Homemade mac and cheese served and described in detail (sour cream, butter, roux, whole milk, cream, mozzarella, parmesan, paprika; baked) Evidence: “mac and cheese and chicken strips the chicken strips are frozen but the mac and cheese is homemade”; “how I made this is boiled the noodles put them in a baking dish put sour cream mix them with sour cream added um like maybe more than half a stick of butter a couple tablespoons of flour made a roux added milk whole fat milk cream maybe... ”; “in the cheese sauce i added the mozzarella cheese i didn't have any cheddar and also some parmesan”
• Food — chicken strips: Store-bought/frozen chicken strips eaten with the mac and cheese Evidence: “mac and cheese and chicken strips the chicken strips are frozen”; “I can't believe they're just like store bought frozen section”
• Food — pickled mountain garlic: Part of her pickle plate; tasted and described as plasticky/chemical Evidence: “for today's pickle plate pickled mountain garlic and pickles”; “I don't know why these pickles taste like, hold on, like... plastic.”
• Food — cheeseburger: Cheeseburger from a food truck described as juicy with caramelized onion and brioche bun Evidence: “One of the best cheeseburgers I ever have.”; “I don't know what they put with like caramelized onion, a brioche bun. The meat was so juicy and tasty.”
• Food — church basement spaghetti: Recounted communal-style spaghetti (vat of noodles, jar sauce, ground beef); nostalgic description Evidence: “It's your basic church function spaghetti.”; “you take a plate and they have a big vat of noodles big vat of like prego and ground beef”
• Food — KD / Kraft Dinner: Boxed mac and cheese nostalgically mentioned as a childhood favorite Evidence: “Of course growing up I love KD or Kraft dinner.”
• Food — Chef Boyardee ravioli: Preferred canned ravioli brand mentioned Evidence: “I like the Chef Boyardee ravioli in a can only”
• Food — mozzarella cheese: Added to the mac and cheese sauce and sprinkled on top Evidence: “in the cheese sauce i added the mozzarella cheese i didn't have any cheddar”
• Food — parmesan: Added to the mac and cheese Evidence: “and also some parmesan”

DAY ONE OF TRYING TO REVERSE TYPE 2 DIABETES

2023-11-19 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 18 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) documents day one of trying to reverse her Type 2 diabetes with a fasted weigh-in and blood sugar reading, then eats a single mostly low‑carb dinner (halloumi-topped chicken, roasted eggplant, kiwi, unsalted cashews, low-fat plain yogurt) while discussing intermittent fasting/OMAD, low‑carb eating, mental health, and motivation to get healthy. She mentions being strict about diet to avoid blood sugar spikes, plans simple high‑protein meals, and says she'll share the halloumi chicken recipe.

Timeline and topics

• 0:08 — Cameo promotion / intro
• 0:34 — Welcome, fasting and dinner reveal
• 1:37 — Fasted weigh-in
• 1:55 — Fasted blood sugar reading
• 2:19 — Dinner description (halloumi chicken, eggplant, sides)
• 3:47 — Tasting the meal / immediate reactions
• 5:37 — Diet plan: low‑carb, OMAD, intermittent fasting
• 8:38 — Meal ideas and practical tips (snacks, protein, veggies)
• 14:35 — Mental health, motivation, and long‑term goals
• 12:50 — Closing: recipe sharing and sign-off

Named details

• Pet — Lana: Pet (mentioned as going for a walk and seeking attention by lying on her back). Evidence: “So Lana will probably go out.”; “When she wants my attention she just lays on her back and looks super cute”
• Food — halloumi chicken: Baked chicken breast prepared with tomato, olive, and crumbled halloumi. Evidence: “Chicken breast. It's a halloumi chicken”; “very juicy delicious chicken I'm glad I made this halloum chicken halloumi chicken”
• Food — eggplant: Sliced eggplant roasted with about a teaspoon of olive oil and seasoning. Evidence: “some roasted eggplant just eggplant with about a teaspoon of olive oil”
• Food — kiwi: One kiwi eaten, commentator mentions liking the skin. Evidence: “I have one kiwi”; “I like the skin on the kiwi”
• Food — raw unsalted cashews: Small portion of raw unsalted cashews; also mentions jumbo barbecue flavored cashews she won't eat. Evidence: “some raw unsalted cashews”; “I have some salted. Jumbo barbecue flavored cashews”
• Food — low-fat plain yogurt: Low-fat plain yogurt eaten and commented on positively. Evidence: “and a low-fat plain yogurt”; “Really good yogurt.”
• Food — tomato (cooked on chicken): Tomato cooked on top of the chicken. Evidence: “chicken's very juicy with the tomatoes cooked on top”
• Food — tuna: Mentioned as a possible small nutritious snack option. Evidence: “maybe like tuna or piece of cheese”
• Food — cheese: Mentioned as a snack option (also halloumi used on chicken). Evidence: “maybe like tuna or piece of cheese”
• Food — hamburger patty: Suggested meal idea: lean hamburger patty with cheese, grilled onion, mustard, and a side of broccoli/veggies. Evidence: “So yeah, things like maybe a hamburger patty, lean hamburger patty, some cheese, grilled onion, mustard, big side of like broccoli, veggies.”
• Food — broccoli: Suggested side vegetable for meals. Evidence: “big side of like broccoli, veggies.”
• Food — drumstick: Mentioned as another potential snack/meal option. Evidence: “something nutritious, high in protein, low in sugar, maybe like tuna or piece of cheese, a drumstick”

WALKING EXERCISE AT AL KOUT BEACH IN KUWAIT

2023-11-19 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 11 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) films a late-night walking exercise on a winter evening in Kuwait, strolling along a beach, listening to waves, doing deep breathing, meeting local cats, mentioning public washrooms and stamina-building, and ending the video with her husband as she promises more walks around markets and malls to show Kuwait.

Timeline and topics

• 0:09 — Cameo pitch / intro
• 1:25 — Nighttime walk — location and weather
• 2:15 — Beach stroll, deep breathing, and scenery
• 6:52 — Walking pace, stamina and public amenities
• 8:47 — Cat encounters on the beach
• 10:24 — Husband appears and sign-off; plans for more walks

Named details

• Food — kibble: Dog/cat food mentioned to bring on a future visit Evidence: “Next time we'll come we'll bring some kibble.”
• Organization — Cameo: Platform mentioned for personalized videos and shout-outs Evidence: “All you have to do is request a personalized video or direct message from me on Cameo.”

FOUR COURSE KETO LOW CARB MEAL MUKBANG

2023-11-20 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 22 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) eats a four-course low-carb/keto meal from a local diet center while tracking her fasting blood sugar and discussing diabetes, prior metformin use, high blood pressure, past ER visit for a "cheese emergency," and treatment options. Dishes shown and tasted include a fattoush salad with soybeans and feta, cream of chicken soup (and a mentioned pumpkin parmesan soup), butter chicken with cauliflower rice and fried onion, and a keto red velvet cheesecake. She comments on portioning, sodium and fat sensitivity (no gallbladder), considers joining a diabetic-focused diet program, and refers to advice she saw from Dr. Berg.

Timeline and topics

• 0:06 — Intro and cameo promotion
• 0:39 — Fasting blood sugar reading and monitor issue
• 0:53 — Overview of the diet-center keto/low-carb meal
• 1:22 — Showing and tasting salad and dressing
• 2:39 — Soup and main course explained and tasted
• 5:30 — Comments on portioning, cauliflower rice, and finishing the main
• 6:04 — Health discussion: blood sugar, blood pressure, sodium and fat sensitivity
• 10:04 — Personal medical history: ER visit for "cheese emergency" and outpatient referral
• 18:28 — Dessert and final blood sugar/medication considerations
• 21:17 — Closing thoughts and possible diet-center enrollment

Named details

• Person — Dr. Berg: Named in reference to a video she watched about diabetic medications. Evidence: “I was watching a video by Dr. Berg”
• Cuisine — keto: Meal sourced from the diet center's low-carb/keto menu. Evidence: “This is low carb from their low carb keto menu.”
• Food — fattoush salad with soybeans and feta: Salad containing soybeans, feta, radish, cucumber, tomato, served with a balsamic-like dressing. Evidence: “So I have a salad fattoush with soybeans and feta.”; “So this has soybeans, feta, radish.”; “You know, salad, cucumber, tomato, feta.”
• Food — cream of chicken soup: Part of the meal; Chantal notes the portion is large and she prefers to drink it. Evidence: “and now I have a cream of chicken soup”; “They give you so much soup. It's gonna be less messy to just drink it.”
• Food — pumpkin parmesan soup: Mentioned as a favorite soup option at the same place; described as sweet-ish and possibly lower glycemic index. Evidence: “this is the place I love their pumpkin parmesan soup but I decided to try the cream of chicken”; “I think pumpkin is... sweet-ish... I think it's on the lower glycemic index”
• Food — butter chicken with cauliflower rice and fried onion: Main course from the diet center's low-carb menu; she praises the cauliflower rice texture. Evidence: “Kuchar II mix with butter chicken cauliflower rice with fried onion”; “Let's try this cauliflower rice. How do they get it so dry?”
• Food — keto red velvet (velvet) cheesecake: Dessert described as small portion, made with artificial sweeteners; she tastes and savors it. Evidence: “And then for dessert, keto velvet cheesecake.”; “Let's try this keto red velvet cheesecake”
• Food — water: Plain water served with the meal. Evidence: “all right, so I have some waters to drink.”

Untitled archive (post 165261)

2023-11-21 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 3 min

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Chantal announces she is beginning a water fast (day one), discusses prior fasting experience (up to five days), expectations for clearer skin and shinier hair, plans to weigh herself daily, and explains her intent to use stored body fat and liver glycogen as fuel. She says she'll stop if fasting becomes medically dangerous or hypoglycemic, mentions having fatty liver disease, and intends to refeed with clean/healthy food when finished.

Timeline and topics

• 0:00 — Introduction and anticipated reactions
• 0:18 — Announcing a water fast (day one)
• 0:29 — Past fasting experience (completed five days)
• 0:39 — Expected physical effects (skin, hair, energy)
• 1:01 — Planned daily weigh-ins and goals
• 1:21 — Health precautions and stopping if dangerous
• 1:43 — Discussion of liver glycogen, stored fat, and fatty liver disease
• 2:28 — Refeeding plan: clean/healthy food
• 3:03 — Closing: hope/faith (inshallah)

Untitled archive

2023-11-22 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 16 min

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Chantal eat-talks through a single meal (salad, mashed potatoes with homemade chicken gravy, and roast chicken), describes recent extended fasting and its effects on sleep and blood sugar, recounts a vivid dream about being in a mall without a hijab and shopping for plus-size clothing, and inventories groceries while planning simpler meals (lentil soup/beans). She mentions eating instant noodles and an orange during a night-time fast relapse, compares her gravy to Swiss Chalet, and says she'll stick with intermittent fasting rather than prolonged fasts for now.

Timeline and topics

• 0:07 — Intro / greeting and cameo promo
• 1:01 — Meal reveal — salad, mashed potatoes, roast chicken
• 1:34 — Tasting the salad and gravy notes
• 3:21 — Fasting update and blood sugar
• 3:42 — Nighttime eating lapse (orange, soft cheese, noodles) and consequences
• 5:04 — Decision to use intermittent fasting going forward
• 8:43 — Dream / storytime about being hijab-less in a mall and plus-size shopping
• 15:00 — Fridge/cupboard inventory and meal planning
• 16:21 — Outro / finishing the salad

Named details

• Restaurant — Swiss Chalet: Mentioned as a flavor comparison for homemade gravy Evidence: “Honestly, the gravy kind of tastes like Swiss Chalet.”
• Food — salad: Salad served as part of the one-meal; contains lettuce, olives, cucumber, tomato, soft cheese, pomegranate seeds, vinaigrette made with pomegranate molasses and olive oil Evidence: “Okay so actually I'm having my one meal here which is salad that has like lettuce, olives, cucumber, tomato, some soft cheese, pomegranate seeds with a vinaigrette dressing.”; “I made it with pomegranate molasses, olive oil, salt, pepper.”
• Food — mashed potatoes: Creamy mashed potatoes served with homemade chicken gravy and a bit of butter and cream Evidence: “I have some mashed potatoes with homemade chicken gravy and a roast chicken.”; “sit my little sidekick let's try this creamy mashed potatoes put a little bit of butter some a little bit of cream comfort food and it's homemade”
• Food — roast chicken: Roast chicken served as part of the meal Evidence: “I have some mashed potatoes with homemade chicken gravy and a roast chicken.”
• Food — pomegranate seeds: Included in the salad for crunch and sweetness Evidence: “pomegranate seeds”; “The pomegranate seeds just add like a little crunch and a bit of sweetness.”
• Food — soft cheese (squares): Soft cheese squares eaten with an orange during a fasting-relapse snack Evidence: “so last night I was craving oranges so I had an orange sliced up and a piece of like piece of soft cheese the squares”
• Food — instant noodles (Mr. Noodles / gomi instant noodles): A single packet eaten during the fast; Chantal identifies them as processed carbs and plans to save remaining packs for salat Evidence: “And this is bad though. I had a package of noodles. Just one.”; “the only thing i have is that box of cheesecake i haven't made yet for salat um and mr noodles or those like in gomi instant noodles which we only have a few packs left”
• Food — cheesecake (boxed): Boxed cheesecake that hasn't been made yet for salat Evidence: “the only thing i have is that box of cheesecake i haven't made yet for salat”
• Food — lentil soup / beans: Mentioned as a planned filling, high-fiber, protein-rich meal option when hungry Evidence: “I think making a lentil soup or like some kind of beans is like a really good if you're really hungry they fill you up they have a lot of fiber and protein”

DIABETIC GROCERY HAUL WITH PRICES

2023-11-24 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 12 min

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Chantal presents a diabetic-friendly grocery haul, unpacking items she bought for a new eating plan and explaining how she plans to use them (cauliflower rice, roasted pumpkin, sweet potatoes, tuna, grass-fed beef, etc.). She also shows the junk food items bought for Salah, mentions cultural Diwaniya gatherings and refreshments, notes the order total (34.80 KD) and says she will add a currency conversion. The video is framed as a healthier/diabetic grocery haul with prices and brief commentary about willpower and meal planning.

Timeline and topics

• 0:07 — Intro and Cameo promotion
• 0:34 — Start: grocery haul overview
• 1:06 — Chantal's diabetic-friendly groceries (produce, proteins, dairy)
• 4:31 — More groceries: cheeses, cream, chocolate, salt
• 6:14 — Salah’s junk food and drinks
• 8:56 — Notes on willpower, meal planning, and Diwaniya gatherings
• 11:25 — Total cost and currency note (34.80 KD) with promised conversion
• 11:40 — Closing remarks

Named details

• Person — Salah: Person mentioned as Chantal's partner/household member who prefers ground lamb and likes juice and sweets. Evidence: “these are just for me Salah likes ground lamb so I do have some of that in the freezer for him”; “We have a lot of juice usually because Salah loves juice every day”
• Food — cauliflower: Two heads for cauliflower rice and baked cauliflower with cheese. Evidence: “we have two heads of cauliflower because I'm going to be making cauliflower rice and probably some cauliflower with cheese”
• Food — frozen strawberries (no sugar added): Large bag, intended to be eaten defrosted or with plain yogurt. Evidence: “we have big bag of frozen strawberries with no sugar added and the strawberries I just plan on eating like you know defrosted maybe with some plain yogurt”
• Food — mayonnaise: On special; bought two. Evidence: “then we have mayonnaise it was on special so you get two for a lower price”
• Food — tuna in water: Six-pack; eaten plain with mayo and mustard or in salads. Evidence: “We have some tuna and water. So I love tuna. I go through a lot of tuna.”; “So we have six packs of tuna and water.”
• Food — ginger: For recipes and tea; mentioned as good for stomach issues and possibly lowering blood pressure. Evidence: “We have some ginger. Ginger is just good for like recipes and also to make like a tea for stomach issues”
• Food — sweet potatoes: Bought to eat half at a time as a fiber-rich sweet option. Evidence: “we also have some sweet potatoes I'm probably gonna just eat like half at a time”; “That's kind of why I bought the sweet potatoes because I actually do love sweet potato.”
• Food — pumpkin: Bought to roast and make pumpkin soup; noted as lower on the glycemic index. Evidence: “And we have some pumpkin. Now pumpkin apparently is like lower on the glycemic index and I'm gonna roast it and make a pumpkin soup.”
• Food — fresh hot peppers: A variety, eaten roasted or raw. Evidence: “We have a variety of like hot peppers, fresh hot peppers.”
• Food — grass-fed Australian beef (burgers): Four grass-fed burgers imported from Australia (noted that beef is usually imported from Australia or New Zealand). Evidence: “We have here four. These were pretty expensive, but these are grass fed Australian beef.”; “Usually the beef here is imported from Australia.”
• Food — frozen chickens: Two frozen chickens for roasting; she eats breast and Salah eats legs. Evidence: “We got two frozen chickens. I love roasted chicken. You eat the breast. I eat the breast and Salah eats the legs.”
• Food — shredded cheddar: On sale; planned to combine with heavy cream to make a sauce for cauliflower or vegetables. Evidence: “There was an offer on the shredded cheddar so we have some shredded cheddar and I'm actually planning on combining it with this cream.”
• Food — heavy cream: Smaller container than expected; to be used with cheddar for a flourless cheese sauce. Evidence: “this is just heavy cream and maybe just use a few tablespoons with some cheddar to make like a cheese sauce without flour”
• Food — keto/dark chocolate (no sugar added): Sugar-free chocolate; intends to have occasional squares. Evidence: “A: keto chocolate because dark chocolate with no sugar added is actually pretty healthy”
• Food — pink Himalayan salt: Large container bought because viewers said it's healthier than table salt. Evidence: “This pink Himalayan salt, I got a huge thing of it because you know you guys said that it is healthier than table salt”
• Food — Greek feta cheese cubes: For salads and snacks. Evidence: “We have some Greek feta cheese cubes, which salads, snack, anything like that.”
• Food — low-fat cottage cheese: Bought two; she has been enjoying cottage cheese recently. Evidence: “So we have some low fat cottage cheese that's the only thing I could find was the low fat I'm really liking cottage cheese these days”
• Food — chopped tomatoes (canned): Two cans for soups and other uses. Evidence: “I have two cans of chopped tomatoes which I add to soups or whatever”
• Food — variety juices (pomegranate, strawberry, raspberry): Multiple juices (seven counted) mainly for Salah and guests. Evidence: “Seven juices, some pomegranate, strawberry, raspberry.”; “We have a lot of juice usually because Salah loves juice every day”
• Food — Reese's (two packs): Sweets included among Salah's junk food. Evidence: “we have two packs of Reese's”
• Food — Dairy Milk hazelnut, Dairy Milk bubbly, Cadbury Flake: Various chocolate bars included in Salah's items. Evidence: “some pomegranate, strawberry, raspberry. ... two packs of Reese's some dairy milk hazelnut bars some dairy milk bubbly and some Cadbury flake”
• Food — Wisps (Parmesan crisps): She avoided buying a family-sized bag due to lack of self-control. Evidence: “One thing I didn't get because I don't have much self-control over though is a huge family-sized bag of Wisps. Those are Parmesan crisps.”
• Food — long grain basmati rice (5 kilos): Five kilos because Salah likes rice with almost everything. Evidence: “so we have five kilos of long grain basmati because Salah likes rice with almost everything”
• Food — hot dogs and rolls: Six-pack of hot dogs and some rolls. Evidence: “and just a six pack of hot dogs and some rolls”

DIABETIC RECOVERY MEAL BUNLESS BURGERS, SWEET POTATO AND COLESLAW

2023-11-25 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 18 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) eats a homemade diabetic recovery meal of bunless grass-fed beef burgers with sautéed onions, jalapeño mayo, yellow mustard, homemade coleslaw, and half a baked sweet potato. She describes the coleslaw recipe and seasoning she used on the patties, discusses why she includes a modest portion of potato to avoid later binging, mentions an upcoming doctor visit and interest in supplements after a hysterectomy, talks about grooming her pet Julia, comments on not celebrating Thanksgiving, and praises her partner's support when she cooks Arabic meals like lamb kofta and rice.

Timeline and topics

• 0:29 — Intro and cooling off
• 1:08 — Show & describe homemade meal
• 2:11 — Tasting the food
• 2:43 — Why I include a half potato (avoid bingeing)
• 3:46 — Seasoning and burger details
• 5:35 — Upcoming doctor visit / healthcare
• 7:36 — Pet grooming update (Julia)
• 9:18 — Thanksgiving and cultural perspective
• 14:30 — Cooking texture notes (coleslaw)
• 16:22 — Partner's praise and encouragement to cook
• 17:45 — Health, supplements, and follow-up

Named details

• Pet — Julia: Pet brought for grooming (nail trim and bath); described as smelling nice after grooming. Evidence: “We brought Julia.”; “I shed her bath today too. Another bath.”; “she smells they put this like deodorizer on her or something after grooming and she smells so good”
• Cuisine — Arabic: Mentioned in reference to seven spice and an Arabic meal (lamb kofta and rice). Evidence: “like Arabic seven spice.”; “lamb kofta lamb meat kebabs and rice with like toasted slivered almonds on it Arabic meal”
• Food — coleslaw: Homemade coleslaw made from chopped cabbage, carrot, mayo, Himalayan salt, pepper, and white vinegar; first time making coleslaw there and texture was mushy from food processor. Evidence: “I made some coleslaw so in my coleslaw just chopped cabbage carrot mayo salt pepper a little bit of Himalayan salt pepper a little bit of white vinegar”; “First time I tried to make coleslaw here.”; “Put the cabbage and carrot into the food processor and I blended it too much so all the liquid from the vegetables came out and made the coleslaw like mush.”
• Food — sweet potato (half, baked): Half a sweet potato baked with a tiny sliver of butter; included to provide filling fiber and prevent bingeing later. Evidence: “I have half of a sweet potato baked with a tiny bit like a little sliver of butter”; “So I know people are going to criticize my half of a potato...things like that that are high in fiber are so filling.”
• Food — grass-fed beef patties: Two grass-fed beef patties seasoned with garlic powder, onion powder, Himalayan salt, black pepper, paprika, and Arabic seven spice; eaten bunless with jalapeño mayo and yellow mustard. Evidence: “two grass-fed beef patties”; “let's try the grass-fed beef.”; “Garlic powder, onion powder, a little bit of Himalayan salt, black pepper, paprika, seven spice, like Arabic seven spice.”; “I put everything on this burger...jalapeno mayo and yellow mustard”
• Food — sauteed onions: Onions sautéed and mixed into the beef; some melted into the patties during cooking. Evidence: “I have some sauteed onions underneath you can't see them”; “so some onion here they just kind of melted into the beef when I was cooking it”
• Food — jalapeño mayo: Condiment used on the bunless burger. Evidence: “jalapeno mayo and yellow mustard”
• Food — yellow mustard: Condiment used on the bunless burger. Evidence: “and yellow mustard”
• Food — tomato rice: Mentioned as a dish Chantal makes and could recipe for in future cooking videos. Evidence: “I made my tomato rice for so long which I can do a recipe for you guys”
• Food — lamb kofta (lamb meat kebabs) with rice and toasted slivered almonds: Described as an Arabic meal that smelled great and was praised by her partner. Evidence: “the smell that made him lamb lamb kofta lamb meat kebabs and rice with like toasted slivered almonds on it Arabic meal”; “one of my favorite things is when you're cooking and the house smells amazing. I love your cooking.”

I HAVE SOME IMPORTANT THINGS TO SAY..

2023-11-25 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 19 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) records a reflective update called “tea talk” about personal growth after leaving a toxic period in Canada. She explains why viewers say they miss the “old” Foodie Beauty, describes grieving past mistakes (financial irresponsibility, substance use, an abusive relationship, and lost pets), and says she has embraced privacy, faith (Islam), sobriety, healthier priorities, marriage, and life in Kuwait. She plans calmer content focused on health, routines, cooking, writing, and occasional travel planning.

Timeline and topics

• 0:34 — Intro and series idea (tea talk)
• 1:19 — Reaction to “miss the old Foodie Beauty”
• 5:50 — Grieving the past: abusive relationship, debt, and lost pets
• 9:55 — Behavior changes: privacy, faith, modesty, and sobriety
• 16:55 — Life in Kuwait vs Canada; future plans
• 19:29 — Closing: intention to make more calm, health-focused videos

Named details

• Person — Foodie Beauty: Channel persona; the speaker reflects on changes to her public persona and personal life. Evidence: “Um, we miss, we miss the old foodie beauty.”; “like am I fake like what is the real me because I'm still discovering who I am”
• Pet — BBJ: A pet Chantal mentions she had to grieve and that someone took BBJ. Evidence: “grieve leaving my pets behind what happened with BBJ that's all out of my mind now”; “and you know there's somebody who did that who like took her just so they could use her for clout”
• Pet — Sam: A pet Chantal mentions she receives regular updates about and believes is in a good place. Evidence: “I know Sam is okay.”; “I get regular updates about him.”

EATING SUB STOP FOR LUNCH AND WHERE IT ALL BEGAN...

2023-11-26 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 24 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) eats two Sub Stop six-inch subs (a chicken teriyaki and a meat-feast style deli sandwich) with chips and pomegranate juice while talking openly about her lifelong food obsession, struggles with high blood sugar and eating, childhood food memories at her grandparents' house, and an upcoming doctor's visit. The video mixes an eating-focused segment (mukbang) with storytime-style reflections about comfort foods, family influences, and attempts to find medical help.

Timeline and topics

• 0:08 — Intro and Cameo promo
• 1:07 — Eating lunch: first sandwich and drink
• 1:33 — Health struggles and plans for medical help
• 3:03 — Detailed order and sandwich ingredients
• 3:39 — Struggling with consistency and coping
• 5:42 — Childhood food memories and family influence
• 13:47 — Second sandwich (meat feast) and more eating
• 17:20 — Dreams about food and nighttime streets of restaurants
• 22:16 — Wrap-up, transparency, and doctor's visit tease

Named details

• Person — Chantal: Speaker in the video who eats, narrates, and shares personal history and health concerns. Evidence: “I think Chantal has a problem with food. She wouldn't keep asking for snacks.”
• Person — Priscilla: Name mentioned early in the video. Evidence: “Priscilla,”
• Restaurant — Sub Stop: Franchise where the sandwiches are from; noted as not affiliated with Subway. Evidence: “what I'm eating right now is sub stop and six inch sub”; “But this franchise is like not affiliated with Subway.”
• Food — six-inch chicken teriyaki sandwich (Parmesan oregano bread): Described with lettuce, tomato, mayo, sweet onion sauce, southwest sauce, jalapenos, black olives. Evidence: “but this is a six inch chicken teriyaki parmesan oregano bread lettuce tomato mayo sweet onion sauce southwest sauce jalapenos, black olives.”
• Food — meat feast sub (deli-style: roast beef, pepperoni, salami): Described with pickles, black olives, lettuce, tomato, extra mayo, salt, pepper, oil and vinegar, Parmesan oregano. Evidence: “It's the meat feast with pickles, black olives, lettuce, tomato, extra mayo, salt, pepper, and oil and vinegar on Parmesan oregano.”; “It's kind of like their version of... The Cold Cut Trio”
• Food — chips: Side eaten with the sandwiches. Evidence: “with some chips”
• Food — pomegranate juice: Drink mentioned alongside the meal. Evidence: “some pomegranate juice”
• Food — McDonald's Happy Meal: Mentioned as an early childhood influence and memory. Evidence: “McDonald's is like ingrained... The Happy Meal”
• Food — tiny sweet and sour meatballs: Childhood food memory cooked by grandmother. Evidence: “She used to make these tiny little sweet and sour meatballs.”
• Food — chicken nuggets with Diana's barbecue sauce: Childhood comfort food memory; sauce brand named. Evidence: “She would give me these little chicken nuggets with Diana's barbecue sauce”
• Food — butterscotch or vanilla pudding: Mentioned as part of grandmother's comforting treats. Evidence: “Magic moments butterscotch or vanilla pudding”
• Food — St. Albert's cheese on broiled bread: Childhood memory: thick slices of fresh bread with St. Albert's cheese broiled. Evidence: “Cut thick slices and put thick slices of fresh like st. Albert's cheese if you're from Ontario... and put it under the broiler”

GETTING DIAGNOSED IN KUWAIT

2023-11-27 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 18 min

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Chantal describes a private clinic visit in Kuwait where she had bloodwork, a urine test, and a diabetes-focused consultation. She reports very high blood glucose (fingerstick ~23 mmol/L), an A1C of ~10.1, a urine marker (MALB) elevated to ~92, and being formally diagnosed with diabetes. The private visit (around 11–11:30 a.m.) cost about 44 KD. The doctor gave dietary guidance (limit salt, reduce red meat and eggs, prefer fish/chicken/vegetarian meals, measured portions including limited rice and whole-grain carbs), prescribed oral diabetic medication (a mix like metformin) and another pill for urine/sodium concerns, and administered an insulin injection. She was told not to follow keto and to record blood sugars for a follow-up appointment on Monday.

Timeline and topics

• 1:40 — Intro and reason for visit
• 2:22 — Clinic choice, cost, and arrival
• 4:28 — Consultation and vitals
• 6:47 — Bloodwork, urine test, and immediate results
• 7:20 — Diagnosis: high glucose and A1C
• 8:33 — Doctor's dietary advice and portion guidance
• 11:54 — Medications, insulin shot, and follow-up plan
• 15:00 — Aftercare, emotions, and closing thoughts

Named details

• Food — chicken: Eaten and recommended by the doctor as part of a low-salt, lower-fat diet. Evidence: “chicken fish he wants me to eat fish three times a week um some chicken and vegetarian meals”; “I ate I had some chicken and a few vegetables for for lunch”
• Food — fish: Recommended by the doctor to eat about three times a week. Evidence: “chicken fish he wants me to eat fish three times a week”
• Food — eggs: Mentioned as a food the doctor advised limiting/avoid. Evidence: “keto people are going to be... keto lovers are not gonna want to believe this but this doctor told me to not eat any eggs red meat”
• Food — red meat: Doctor advised to cut out red meat. Evidence: “this doctor told me to not eat any eggs red meat cut that out”
• Food — rice: Portion guidance given (palm-sized portion, limited). Evidence: “so you do your this thing with your palm it shows you how much rice you can eat so this plus a half of this”
• Food — whole grain toast: Mentioned as a good small-portion breakfast option (one slice). Evidence: “a whole grain you can have one slice of whole grain toast a day kind of thing like something really good for breakfast would be whole grain toast”
• Food — beans: Suggested as part of vegetarian meals and breakfast pairing with whole grain toast. Evidence: “whole grain toast with some beans or something”
• Food — hummus: She ate a little homemade hummus with lunch. Evidence: “I had some chicken and a few vegetables for for lunch at around 1 30. So that's my lunch with some a little bit of hummus homemade hummus”
• Food — pear: Mentioned as a limited-portion fruit she may have (about one pear or half). Evidence: “fruit I can have very like a limited amount maybe like one pear half of you know whatever an apple”
• Food — apple: Mentioned as a limited-portion fruit. Evidence: “fruit I can have very like a limited amount maybe like one pear half of you know whatever an apple”
• Food — processed meat (sub): Recalled as a recent high-salt meal that may have contributed to elevated markers. Evidence: “And then I think of like the sub I ate with all the salty processed meat on it. Oh my gosh.”

EATING LUNCH AND LIVER BLOOD TEST RESULTS REVEAL

2023-11-29 · Archived video · Foodie Beauty · 14 min

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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) eats a large salad for lunch, discusses recent blood-sugar readings and diabetes medications, mentions elevated liver enzyme results seen on prior blood work, and shows a planned vegan whole-grain pasta dinner. She also briefly plugs Cameo shout-outs, mentions a spooky museum video sent by Salah, and talks about preferring plant-based meals that feel lighter since she no longer has a gallbladder.

Timeline and topics

• 0:06 — Cameo pitch / intro
• 1:20 — Lunch and blood-sugar update
• 2:02 — Salad description and tasting
• 3:34 — Medications (diabetes and blood pressure)
• 4:42 — Cravings, eating habits, and quinoa backstory
• 7:57 — Spooky museum mention (sent by Salah)
• 11:50 — Liver enzyme / blood-work discussion
• 13:31 — Dinner plan: vegan whole-grain pasta
• 14:22 — Sign off

Named details

• Person — Foodie Beauty: Channel/person recorded in the video (channelName in metadata). Evidence: “Hello, booty beauties.”
• Person — Salah: Person who sent a video of a museum Evidence: “Salah sent me a video of a museum here that is all spooky stuff.”
• Food — salad: Large ordered salad containing quinoa, cherry tomatoes, raw cashews, leafy greens, pomegranates, feta, spring onions, and vinaigrette. Evidence: “this is a huge salad ... it has ... quinoa ... cherry tomatoes raw cashews leafy greens pomegranates and feta spring onions and I poured the vinaigrette”
• Food — quinoa: Included in the salad; discussed as a protein/high-fiber superfood and source of past 'quinoa trauma'. Evidence: “you're gonna laugh quinoa but it's actually a really good protein source and high in fiber”
• Food — pomegranate: Included in the salad; noted for sweet crunch and antioxidants. Evidence: “pomegranates add like a nice sweet crunch ... they have a lot of antioxidants”
• Food — feta: Cheese included in the salad. Evidence: “pomegranates and feta spring onions”
• Food — vinaigrette: Dressing poured on the salad; contains balsamic notes. Evidence: “I poured the vinaigrette”; “There's definitely definitely balsamic in there vinaigrette”
• Food — banana: Mentioned as something to eat to lower blood pressure in a conversational tip. Evidence: “if you need to lower your blood pressure ... I eat a banana”
• Food — whole-grain pasta: Planned dinner item described as organic whole-grain pasta with a vegan bolognese. Evidence: “It's basically organic whole grain pasta.”
• Food — vegan bolognese: Described dinner sauce: lentils, vegetables, 'vegan parmesan' (nutritional yeast) and nuts. Evidence: “it's a vegan bolognese so it has lentils vegetables vegan parmesan which is like nutritional yeast and some kind of nuts mixed together”
• Product — JanuMet XR: Diabetes medication the speaker mentions taking for blood sugar control. Evidence: “JanuMet XR is ... Citaliptin and metformin extended release tablets.”
• Product — Atacand: Blood pressure medication mentioned; speaker says she takes it once a day. Evidence: “And this is Atacand. That's my blood pressure medication. I take that once a day.”