BREAKFAST MUKBANG | I NEED YOUR HELP!

2017-06-19 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 21 min

Chantal eats a homemade vegan breakfast (oven-baked french fries with organic ketchup and a chocolate peanut-butter oatmeal with blueberries), tastes the food on camera, and asks viewers for input about what they'd like to see on her two channels. She talks about switching to more plant-based content, contemplates career choices and returning to school (student loans, Second Career program), and delivers an encouraging message about ignoring online hate. She shares tips for making lower-calorie oven fries and invites suggestions for turning sinful dishes into healthier versions.

Video guide

  1. 0:06 — Intro and morning greeting
  2. 0:56 — Show and describe vegan breakfast (fries & ketchup)
  3. 1:42 — Show and taste chocolate peanut-butter oatmeal
  4. 3:40 — Asking viewers for channel feedback and content preferences
  5. 4:46 — Discussion about plant-based content and adapting mukbangs
  6. 6:35 — Career dilemma, education plans and Second Career program
  7. 13:51 — Encouragement about starting YouTube and handling haters
  8. 18:37 — Fries portioning and calorie-saving tips; closing remarks

People, places, food, and other named details

  • Food — homemade french fries: Sliced russet potatoes baked on parchment with olive oil and seasonings; served with organic ketchup. Described as portion-controlled (two smallish/medium potatoes ≈ 200 calories) and seasoned with onion powder, garlic powder, paprika, salt.
  • Food — chocolate peanut-butter oatmeal: Dairy-free oatmeal with cocoa/chocolate, natural peanut butter (no sugar added), dairy-free chocolate chips, wild blueberries, optional chia seeds and dairy-free milk; topped with Canadian maple syrup and cinnamon.
  • Food — potato: Ingredient for the homemade fries; described as nutritious (vitamin C, fiber, potassium).
  • Food — organic ketchup: Condiment served with the homemade fries.
  • Food — blueberries: Added to the oatmeal; described as wild blueberries.
  • Food — natural peanut butter: No-sugar-added natural peanut butter used in the oatmeal.
  • Food — Canadian maple syrup: Added to the oatmeal.
  • Food — cinnamon: Added to the oatmeal.
  • Food — olive oil: Used to roast the fries (about one tablespoon mentioned).
  • Food — chia seeds: Optional addition to the oatmeal.
  • Food — dairy-free milk: Mentioned as an option for the oatmeal; she states she didn't have any left.
  • Food — nuts: Suggested optional addition to the oatmeal to increase nutrition.

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