SHEPHERD'S PIE AND STORYTIME

2017-10-14 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 21 min

Chantal eats a shepherd's pie she picked up from the Green Door restaurant (made with French lentils, leeks, carrots, potatoes and cheese), snacks on celery with ranch and spicy 'extreme beans', and drinks water while doing a mukbang. She shares a long storytime about being goth, a threatening incident at a shady after-party bar where an intoxicated woman targeted her, and reflects on trolls, being different, and plans to eat healthier with a meal plan and upcoming cooking videos.

Video guide

  1. 0:05 — Intro and eating-show setup
  2. 0:36 — Shepherd's pie reveal and ingredients
  3. 1:50 — First bites and taste reaction
  4. 3:30 — Storytime: goth days and bar incident
  5. 13:40 — Reflection on trolls, being different, and small-town life
  6. 16:26 — Meal-planning and upcoming video plans
  7. 20:34 — Sign-off

People, places, food, and other named details

  • Pet — Sammy: A pet mentioned as 'hitting puberty' and being very hyper; referenced as well-fed.
  • Person — PB: Person mentioned as someone who might help film cooking videos.
  • Restaurant — Green Door: Source of the shepherd's pie featured in the video.
  • Food — shepherd's pie: Main dish eaten on camera; described as made with French lentils, leeks, carrots, potatoes and cheese.
  • Food — French lentils: Ingredient in the shepherd's pie; she reads this from the package.
  • Food — leeks: Listed ingredient in the shepherd's pie.
  • Food — carrots: Mentioned as part of the shepherd's pie filling.
  • Food — potatoes: Mentioned as part of the shepherd's pie (mashed potatoes topping implied).
  • Food — cheese: Dairy/cheese mentioned as being on top of the shepherd's pie.
  • Food — celery sticks: Side snack eaten with low-fat ranch.
  • Food — ranch (low-fat): Dipping sauce for celery sticks.
  • Food — extreme beans (hot and spicy): Packaged snack mentioned and enjoyed during the video.
  • Food — McDonald's: Referenced as the fast food chain she used to frequently stop at; used when describing quitting fast food.

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