In this video, Madeline and her friend Vanessa are making carrot cake cupcakes with cream cheese frosting. Before starting, they discuss their friendship and the importance of mental health. They partner with BetterHelp, an online therapy platform, to raise awareness and provide resources for mental health support. Madeline also announces that she has a special offer for her audience: 10% off their first month on BetterHelp. The video then transitions to their baking project, where they share their recipe, mixing, and frosting process.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker, Madeleine, is making a baking video after a two-and-a-half to three-year hiatus.
2. Madeleine and her friend Vanessa are partnering with BetterHelp to promote mental health awareness.
3. BetterHelp is a platform that connects users with licensed therapists for online counseling.
4. BetterHelp is not a crisis line, but rather a professional counseling service.
5. Users can start communicating with their therapist in under 48 hours.
6. BetterHelp offers a broad range of expertise and financial aid is available.
7. Madeleine and Vanessa have been friends for six years and prioritize mental health.
8. They met six years ago and have been supporting each other's mental health since then.
9. 2020 was a difficult year for many people, and Madeleine believes that talking openly about anxiety and therapy has been helpful.
10. Madeleine is offering a 10% discount code for her audience to try BetterHelp.
11. The recipe being made in the video is carrot cake cupcakes with cream cheese frosting.
12. The cupcakes are being baked at 320°F (not 375°F as initially stated).
13. The recipe uses whole wheat flour, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, baking soda, and baking powder.
14. The cream cheese frosting uses vegan cream cheese and powdered sugar.
15. The video is being filmed a week before the holidays.
16. Vanessa is pregnant and is working while pregnant.
17. Madeleine has a lot of respect for working pregnant women, especially during the pandemic.
18. The video is sponsored by BetterHelp.