REAL HOMEMADE POUTINE MUKBANG AND 5 HAUNTED HOTELS

2017-07-08 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 25 min

Chantal eats a homemade Canadian-style poutine (homemade fries, cheese curds, gravy, ketchup) in a mukbang-style video while narrating her top five creepiest/haunted hotels and related ghost stories: the St. James Hotel in Cimarron, New Mexico; the General Wayne Inn in (Marion) Pennsylvania; Myrtle's Plantation in Louisiana; the Lizzie Borden Bed and Breakfast in Fall River, Massachusetts; and the Clown Motel in Tonopah, Nevada. She describes food details (curds are squeaky, fries seasoned with cayenne, gravy texture) and shares anecdotes and reported hauntings for each hotel, ending with plans to visit and vlog the locations.

Video guide

  1. 0:06 — Intro & greeting
  2. 1:14 — Making and describing authentic Canadian poutine
  3. 2:26 — First bites and food reactions (curds, fries, gravy)
  4. 3:19 — Top 5 creepiest/haunted hotels — overview
  5. 3:35 — St. James Hotel (Cimarron, NM) — bullet holes, room 18 orb
  6. 8:24 — General Wayne Inn (Marion, PA) — murders, spinning TV report
  7. 11:38 — Myrtle's Plantation (Louisiana) — multiple spirits and violent history
  8. 14:47 — Lizzie Borden B&B (Fall River, MA) — final meals and paranormal reports
  9. 19:56 — Clown Motel (Tonopah, NV) — clown decor and adjacent cemetery
  10. 23:38 — Closing thoughts & travel plans to visit haunted sites

People, places, food, and other named details

  • Food — poutine: Homemade fries with cheese curds and gravy; she uses olive oil for fries, cayenne on fries, and ketchup as a topping.
  • Food — cheese curds: Fresh, squeaky curds used in the poutine; she comments they are salty.
  • Food — fries: Homemade baked/oven fries seasoned and made with olive oil; she notes potatoes are tender and seasoned well.
  • Food — gravy: Poutine gravy; described as a little chunky but good.
  • Food — ketchup: Used as a poutine topping by Chantal; she dislikes 'ketchup water' but uses ketchup anyway.
  • Food — cayenne: She adds cayenne to make fries a bit spicy.
  • Food — Johnny Cakes: Mentioned as something served at the Lizzie Borden bed and breakfast (the final meal).
  • Food — mutton broth: Mentioned as part of the reported final meal at the Lizzie Borden site.
  • Cuisine — Canadian: She refers to authentic Canadian poutine.
  • Place — St. James Hotel (Cimarron): Historic hotel in Cimarron, New Mexico, reported hauntings, bullet holes, room 18 associated with Thomas James Wright and an orb.
  • Place — General Wayne Inn: Historic inn in (Marion) Pennsylvania built in 1704; reports of murders and strange occurrences (TV screen spinning during a news segment).
  • Place — Myrtle's Plantation: An 18th-century antebellum home in Louisiana (built 1796) reported to have multiple spirits and various violent histories.
  • Place — Lizzie Borden Bed and Breakfast: Bed and breakfast in Fall River, Massachusetts, site of the Lizzie Borden murders; reported hauntings and paranormal investigator activity.
  • Place — Clown Motel: A motel in Tonopah, Nevada, notable for extensive clown decor and its proximity to an abandoned Wild West-era cemetery.

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