VEGAN PAD THAI AND CRUNCHY SPRING ROLLS MUKBANG|GHOST SHIP STORYTIME

2017-04-12 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 25 min

Chantal eats vegan pad thai and crunchy spring rolls while chatting with viewers. She describes the meal (rice noodles, tofu, crushed peanuts, broccoli, onions, mint; spring rolls with pork/shrimp/vermicelli and fish sauce) and announces an upcoming "health week" featuring vegan home-cooked meals. She tells a ghost-ship story about volunteering overnight aboard the retired Canadian naval destroyer HMCS Fraser in 2002, when she heard someone get onto the top bunk of her cabin and later found no one there. She also riffs about shoe shopping and thanks fellow mukbanger Ashley Sprankles for mentioning her.

Video guide

  1. 0:26 — Intro and food reveal
  2. 1:48 — Tasting the spring rolls and describing ingredients
  3. 2:21 — Announcement: upcoming health week (vegan content)
  4. 3:41 — Shoutout to fellow mukbanger Ashley Sprankles
  5. 6:42 — Rant about shoe shopping
  6. 12:47 — Storytime: volunteering overnight on HMCS Fraser (possible ghost sighting)
  7. 24:08 — Wrap-up and call for recipe suggestions

People, places, food, and other named details

  • Food — vegan pad thai: Rice noodles with tofu, crushed peanuts, broccoli, onions; vegan (no egg); sauce described as not sweet
  • Food — spring rolls: Regular spring rolls (vendor was out of vegan spring rolls); dipping fish sauce; contains pork, shrimp and vermicelli
  • Food — fresh mint: Used with spring rolls; commenter praises its flavor
  • Food — tofu: Chunks of tofu included in the vegan pad thai
  • Food — rice noodles: Noodle type in the pad thai; vermicelli referenced as part of spring roll filling
  • Food — crushed peanuts: Topping in the pad thai
  • Food — broccoli: Vegetable included in pad thai
  • Food — onions: Included in pad thai
  • Food — fish sauce: Provided as a dip for the spring rolls
  • Food — brie cheese: Mentioned among leftovers available in the ship kitchen
  • Food — bread: Leftovers in the ship kitchen
  • Food — Agua jar: Large glass of drink described as 'Agua or jar' (drink served with the meal)

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