Chantal Sarault / Chantal Al-Refae / Foodie Beauty - Delusional drug fiend hamplanet mukbanger from Canada trying to be a glamorous online influencer. Pathological liar, huge bitch, narcissist, animal abuser

In her latest video, there are at least half a dozen times where she slips up and reveals more than she intends to. She hastily corrects herself a few times, but a few times she doesn't realize her gaffe.

An example of this is when she says "I'm drinking a gallon of spring water a day" and then quickly rephrases it as, "I'm going to be drinking a gallon of it a day" This illustrates her nature perfectly. She gets a fool notion in her head (tap water = bad, spring water = good. I will drink a gallon of spring water) and then thinks she is already doing it, despite never starting it. All of her fasts and claims of veganism come from this same impulse: as soon as she thinks of it, she is already doing it. Actually doing it is merely a formality.

So in the video, after a few of these slip-ups and self-corrections, she starts talking about the family feast. She says she planned to duck out of it, because people would make fun of her for not eating meat (she fears this from her own family; they really must dislike her) At 14:25, she says her uncle offered, "what can I buy you?" and she says he was "very supportive"... So, she decides she will go to the feast, and just eat asparagus, potatoes, corn ("all the vegetables")...

Then comes the slip up: "And if I need something more substantial, I can eat it when I get home"

More substantial? Lady, you just anointed yourself a vegan. There is nothing "more substantial" than vegetables. That's it. What could "more substantial" possibly mean, after a feast? Her rotten mangoes? No, she's still thinking somewhere in that fleshy head of hers that "I can make an appearance and show off my vegetable eating. Then, I can grab a pizza on the way home"

By my count, this is the third time she has "officially" declared herself vegan or at least vegetarian in the last year or so. Of the three times, this one seems the least convincing (not that she convinced many people the other two times, her claque of dingbats excepted). She has not undergone an iota of the transformation of thought required to pull it off. She knows even a feast of vegetables is going to leave her unsatisfied, so she is making a mental note to eat again after the feast to satiate herself. Eat what? More vegetables??

Not to mention, those vegetables the family prepared were most likely not strictly vegan. I don't know how it is done in northern Canada, but in the Midwest, any bowl of mashed potatoes will have m.ilk and butter cooked right into it (and it tastes great too!) I don't think fatso has stopped to give thought that all these vegetables she's going to eat may not be vegan after all. She is so out of her league with this vegan shit, I am looking forward to the nasty comments she gets from real vegans every time she starts this shit.
 
In her latest video, there are at least half a dozen times where she slips up and reveals more than she intends to. She hastily corrects herself a few times, but a few times she doesn't realize her gaffe.

An example of this is when she says "I'm drinking a gallon of spring water a day" and then quickly rephrases it as, "I'm going to be drinking a gallon of it a day" This illustrates her nature perfectly. She gets a fool notion in her head (tap water = bad, spring water = good. I will drink a gallon of spring water) and then thinks she is already doing it, despite never starting it. All of her fasts and claims of veganism come from this same impulse: as soon as she thinks of it, she is already doing it. Actually doing it is merely a formality.

So in the video, after a few of these slip-ups and self-corrections, she starts talking about the family feast. She says she planned to duck out of it, because people would make fun of her for not eating meat (she fears this from her own family; they really must dislike her) At 14:25, she says her uncle offered, "what can I buy you?" and she says he was "very supportive"... So, she decides she will go to the feast, and just eat asparagus, potatoes, corn ("all the vegetables")...

Then comes the slip up: "And if I need something more substantial, I can eat it when I get home"

More substantial? Lady, you just anointed yourself a vegan. There is nothing "more substantial" than vegetables. That's it. What could "more substantial" possibly mean, after a feast? Her rotten mangoes? No, she's still thinking somewhere in that fleshy head of hers that "I can make an appearance and show off my vegetable eating. Then, I can grab a pizza on the way home"

By my count, this is the third time she has "officially" declared herself vegan or at least vegetarian in the last year or so. Of the three times, this one seems the least convincing (not that she convinced many people the other two times, her claque of dingbats excepted). She has not undergone an iota of the transformation of thought required to pull it off. She knows even a feast of vegetables is going to leave her unsatisfied, so she is making a mental note to eat again after the feast to satiate herself. Eat what? More vegetables??

Not to mention, those vegetables the family prepared were most likely not strictly vegan. I don't know how it is done in northern Canada, but in the Midwest, any bowl of mashed potatoes will have m.ilk and butter cooked right into it (and it tastes great too!) I don't think fatso has stopped to give thought that all these vegetables she's going to eat may not be vegan after all. She is so out of her league with this vegan shit, I am looking forward to the nasty comments she gets from real vegans every time she starts this shit.
That salad at the end of the video from The Green Door looked revolting. It's because she mixed it all in the same bowl and it looks like pig slop.(har, it is!) She didn't go to her uncle's because she can't control her fat ass around food. I had a relative by marriage that was like this. She wouldn't come to Thanksgiving dinner because of all the evil food but instead (as revealed later by her grown son) she stayed at home, baked a cake and ate the entire thing by herself. Why? because she was a fucking nut. I think it is important to point out Chantal's vegan green door slop was not eaten on camera. She just dug around in it to show what she bought. I bet she did all that for show and then trashed it without eating any or gave it to someone else. That is probably the only food she really does save for others.
 
She says she planned to duck out of it, because people would make fun of her for not eating meat
So dumb. Most people don't really pay attention to what others are eating especially in a group. She could have brought her own vegetables so she knew how they were cooked, and no one would care. But she has to turn it into a big deal, all about herself. Her family probably doesn't think about it too much, other than "Oh, there she goes again" with eye rolls. I still think she wanted to feel superior and have a snobby attitude about her unenlightened family.

BTW, where is Grandma? Or is she from the other side of the family? ?
 
Looks like Jabba's gigantic fat ass didn't make it to her Uncle's for Easter after all.

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It's funny. Chantal's family looks relatively normal. Average. Nothing spectacular. Then there's Chantal. The outcast. The 400 lbs land whale. I mean, Chantal's mom isn't skinny by any standards but holy shit she must stand out like a sore thumb when they're together. I wonder if this is why she likes to avoid her family?
 
Good, keep it out of the thread.

Here are her latest Insta posts. Still trying to keep up the Bibi charade.

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I could be reaching. But I have a feeling that this is a subtle way of saying she already fucked up the vegan thing.
She always thanks her subs for loving her even though she’s (insert self deprecating adjective here) after she’s messed up on a diet. Just a theory.

Also this post from 2 hours ago (early for her). Could also be preparing us to not judge her for her failing already.

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An example of this is when she says "I'm drinking a gallon of spring water a day" and then quickly rephrases it as, "I'm going to be drinking a gallon of it a day" This illustrates her nature perfectly. She gets a fool notion in her head (tap water = bad, spring water = good. I will drink a gallon of spring water) and then thinks she is already doing it, despite never starting it. All of her fasts and claims of veganism come from this same impulse: as soon as she thinks of it, she is already doing it. Actually doing it is merely a formality.
This is such an important psycological pitfall to be aware of if you have a specific goal for yourself.
Declaring your goal or intent before you work on it can be such an important and effective tool to reach said goal. If, and only if, you have someone to keep you accountable for it. You need either enough self discipline to be disappointed in yourself or someone to be disappointed at you and not be afraid to show it.
The problem is that our civilised human society is so built on trust for these things. Someone say they will do something, we trust them to do it and half the asspats are right there. That's the feel good moment and the social reward. Who doesn't like the beginning on a good journey, right? It's practically a fairytale.
Of course once you put in the effort and the work, you get more asspats for your result. But that part requires an actual effort!
If no one reacts to your failure to reach your goal, or if you just delete all the disappointed messages from people who actually cared and cheered for you to reach your goal... Well, you still had a large portion of the asspats and the feelgood moment already. And maybe you get so used to your failures, or project your failures on outside sources that it doesn't even register as a fail anymore. After all, everything can be anyone elses fault if you try hard enough.
Chantal who seems to have no social network around that is capable or care enough to keep her accountable, is just setting herself up to fail fail further by declaring her intent like this. And her interpersonal intelligence (intrapersonal too) is too low to realise the problem.
 
This is such an important psycological pitfall to be aware of if you have a specific goal for yourself.
Declaring your goal or intent before you work on it can be such an important and effective tool to reach said goal. If, and only if, you have someone to keep you accountable for it. You need either enough self discipline to be disappointed in yourself or someone to be disappointed at you and not be afraid to show it.

Sometimes declaring your goal before you start could be beneficial but I've seen that there are studies that show announcing your plans publicly can release pleasurable chemicals in your brain that make you feel the same as if you had actually accomplished said goal. People like Chantal, who don't know anything beyond immediate gratification, feel the "reward" of doing said thing just by announcing it so they don't see the point of putting forth the effort to follow through with anything. As this article states, announcing your plans "creates a premature sense of completeness." https://www.inc.com/melissa-chu/announcing-your-goals-makes-you-less-likely-to-ach.html

She got a high from buying all that fruit, but the actual eating of it was a reality she didn't want to face.

Announcing diet plans, making purchases, posting Instagram pictures - this is all part of her addiction.
 
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Do Chantel and her sister share the same biological father? I cannot spot much resemblance between the two but that could be because fat.


No, they don't. Chantal's mom got pregnant with her when she was a teenager and kept her away from her bio dad because he was an alcoholic. Eventually she met her sister's father. They got married and he was Chantal's stepdad. I think they're divorced now.
 
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complete with her toilet paper roll to the right of the tacky faux tv fireplace in APRIL.

Yes this long weekend. As opposed to the weekdays, right? When you work so hard and have such a strenuous routine.

And it doesn’t look like you spent any time with family or friends. So....

Thanks but no thanks for the picture of the fake fireplace, Chantal.
 
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