ALL DRESSED HOT DOGS AND CHEESY POUTINE MUKBANG!

2019-12-19 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 20 min

Chantal (Foodie Beauty) eats multiple all-dressed cheese hot dogs and authentic Canadian poutine (fresh-cut fries, cheese curds, brown gravy) in a mukbang while chatting about holiday plans, New Year's Eve hotel plans, intermittent fasting and post-meal supplements, a messed-up Uber Eats order, recovering from a wound, possible bladder infection and upcoming blood tests, product promotion for The Coldest Water bottle, and a disturbing Netflix true-crime series about Luca Magnotta. She mentions deep-fried pickles and cassava as other foods that appeared in her order and says she may do a hotel room-service mukbang during her New Year trip.

Video guide

  1. 0:13 — Intro and food reveal
  2. 1:40 — Order mix-up and missing items
  3. 1:09 — Food description and first bites
  4. 3:38 — Health, fasting, and post-meal routine
  5. 5:50 — Product plug: The Coldest Water bottle
  6. 7:48 — Holiday and New Year's Eve plans (hotel, family dinner, live GRWM)
  7. 13:53 — Deciding outfits and wound recovery
  8. 16:03 — Netflix true-crime reaction (Luca Magnotta) and concern for pets
  9. 19:42 — Sign-off

People, places, food, and other named details

  • Person — Chantal: Appears on camera, speaks throughout the video, hosts the mukbang and discusses personal plans and health.
  • Product — The Coldest Water bottle: Promoted in the description and mentioned on camera with a discount code and giveaway.
  • Food — all-dressed cheese hot dogs: Hot dogs described as having coleslaw/cabbage, relish, mustard, and cheese; Chantal says she ordered four and may eat all four.
  • Food — Canadian poutine: Described as real Canadian poutine with brown gravy, fresh-cut fries, and cheese curds.
  • Food — deep-fried pickles: Mentioned as part of an incomplete first delivery from Uber Eats.
  • Food — cassava: Said she (or someone she shares with) made cassava the night before; she previously made cassava videos for mukbangs.
  • Food — cheese curds: Part of the described poutine order.

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