REVIEWING WENDY'S NEW PLANTIFUL VEGGIE BURGER
2020-03-05 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 11 min
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) records a dark, on-the-go fast-food review of Wendy's new Plantiful veggie burger while also eating grape leaves from a nearby shawarma shop. She unwraps and deconstructs the sandwich (lettuce, tomato, mayo, ketchup, pickles, cheese, bun, plant patty), describes its smell and flavor, takes a first bite, and gives it a high fast-food plant-based rating (about 9/10). During the meal she briefly tangents about a vivid dream involving a friend and mentions The Tragically Hip and Canada. She recommends trying the Plantiful burger and notes it may not be vegan unless mayo and cheese are omitted.
Video guide
- 0:06 — Introduction and plan: food review in the dark
- 0:47 — Ordering Wendy's and discovering the Plantiful burger
- 1:27 — Unwrapping and deconstructing the Plantiful burger
- 2:08 — First bite and taste impressions
- 4:31 — Flavor notes and rating (fast-food plant-based 1–10)
- 5:25 — Eating grape leaves from shawarma station and describing them
- 6:17 — A vivid dream, mention of The Tragically Hip and Canada
- 10:49 — Recommendation and wrap-up
People, places, food, and other named details
- Restaurant — Wendy's: Fast-food chain where the Plantiful veggie burger was purchased and reviewed
- Food — Plantiful burger: Wendy's plant-based burger reviewed on camera; contains lettuce, tomato, mayo, ketchup, pickles, cheese, bun and a plant patty
- Food — plant patty: The plant-based patty from the Plantiful burger; described as smelling like some refrigerated vegetarian patties but tasting seasoned and grilled
- Food — grape leaves: Homemade grape leaves with seasoned rice purchased from a nearby shawarma/Lebanese place, eaten during the video
- Food — seasoned rice: Filling inside the shawarma shop's grape leaves
- Product — Radical Rosewood: Lipstick the speaker identifies as wearing; she corrects brand to L'Oreal
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