MUKBANG BEST PHILLY CHEESE STEAK SUB AND WORST POETRY EVER LOL!

2017-04-26 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 20 min

Chantal (Foodie Beauty) does a casual mukbang eating a Philly cheesesteak sub with fries and a Coke, talks about upcoming collabs and weight-loss plans (daily walking, 1,500-calorie target and future weigh-ins on a second channel), and reads an old, humorous A-to-Z poem she wrote in grade 12. She briefly mentions cooking cassava and making Senegalese/African food soon, comments on the sandwich (hoagie bun, peppers, creamy cheese, tender steak), and includes light, conversational asides (pet cat on a pizza box, napkins, burps/farts).

Video guide

  1. 1:14 — Intro & meal reveal
  2. 3:30 — Eating the Philly cheesesteak and commentary
  3. 5:34 — Reading old grade-12 A-to-Z poem (humorous)
  4. 9:54 — Poem reaction and jokes
  5. 12:00 — Food review: sandwich details
  6. 13:21 — Weight-loss plans and second channel
  7. 14:51 — Plans to cook cassava / future mukbangs
  8. 18:47 — Wrap-up and inclusive sign-off

People, places, food, and other named details

  • Person — Chantal: Speaker who eats the Philly cheesesteak, reads an old grade-12 poem, and describes her weight-loss plans; uploader of the video.
  • Pet — cat: Chantal's cat is mentioned as sitting on a pizza box; no proper name given.
  • Food — Philly cheesesteak sub: Picked up sandwich described with hoagie bun, peppers, creamy cheese, and tender steak; main food in mukbang.
  • Food — fries: Side served with the sandwich; dipped in ketchup and discussed with hot sauce present.
  • Food — Coke: Soft drink ordered/served with the meal.
  • Food — ketchup: Condiment used for fries.
  • Food — mayonnaise: Mentioned among condiments provided with the meal.
  • Food — hot sauce: Mentioned and discussed whether to put on fries or sandwich; noted that the sandwich already contains hot sauce.
  • Food — cassava: Food Chantal and companion plan to prepare soon; referenced as something they didn't have time to buy ingredients for and will make next day.
  • Food — Senegalese food: Type of food Chantal says someone's baby wanted to cook; planned future mukbang with it.

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