HUGE SPAGHETTI DINNER AND CHEESY GARLIC TOAST MUKBANG

2020-02-07 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 24 min

Chantal eats a large spaghetti dinner with cheesy garlic toast while chatting about why she was absent for three weeks — she explains she stopped her antidepressants cold turkey, experienced severe withdrawal (dizziness, brain zaps, vertigo), went to the hospital/ambulance, and is now recovering using therapy and other coping strategies. Food shown/mentioned includes spaghetti bolognese made with ground chicken and vegetables, cheesy garlic toast, coconut water, walnuts and other keto-box snacks. The video is a mukbang with personal storytime and recovery update.

Video guide

  1. 0:00 — Intro and greetings, settling in
  2. 2:32 — Starting the meal and food details
  3. 5:37 — Explanation of recent absence (antidepressant discontinuation)
  4. 12:02 — Withdrawal symptoms (brain zaps, vertigo, nausea)
  5. 15:26 — Ambulance and hospital visit
  6. 18:32 — Hospital anecdotes and recovery
  7. 22:01 — Diet/keto box mention and closing thoughts

People, places, food, and other named details

  • Pet — Sam: Appears physically (cuddling); referenced as heavy and cuddled on speaker's spleen.
  • Food — spaghetti: Large spaghetti dinner; bolognese-style sauce described with ground chicken, zucchini, mushrooms, onions.
  • Food — cheesy garlic toast: Described as cheesy garlic toast served with the meal and eagerly anticipated.
  • Food — parm cheese: Used as a topping; speaker remarks on parmesan cheese.
  • Food — coconut water: Drinks coconut water and a liter of water in morning routine.
  • Food — liquid multivitamin: Part of morning routine prior to eating.
  • Food — walnuts (rosemary pink salt): Snack from a keto box; pictured/mentioned as something she still eats.
  • Food — keto box: Box of keto snacks received and discussed; contains bars, salt, and snacks mentioned.
  • Food — salt (Laguna Salt Company): Salt purchased from Laguna Salt Company mentioned as part of snacks/seasoning.
  • Food — Tylenol: Given by ambulance/medical staff at hospital.

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