How does the comparison between stone-milled and roller-milled whole grain flours affect your baking choices?
A. I prefer stone-milled for its traditional appeal.
B. Roller-milled seems more consistent.
C. Not sure, I’m looking for more information.
D. I use both depending on the recipe.
What’s your go-to flour for baking bread at home?
A. Plain white flour
B. Whole grain flour
C. Gluten-free flour
D. Any new intriguing variety
Have you ever used non-traditional flours like insect or cricket flour in your baking?
A. Yes, I experiment with different flours.
B. No, but I’m curious to try.
C. Never, and not interested.
D. Only if I find good recipes for it.
How confident are you in baking bread using whole grain flours?
A. Very confident
B. Somewhat confident
C. Not confident
D. Depends on the recipe
How do you feel about using ancient grains like einkorn and spelt in your baking?
A. I love it, they add a unique flavor.
B. It’s interesting but I haven’t tried it yet.
C. I prefer sticking to modern wheat.
D. Mixed feelings, depends on the result.
What keeps you up at night about choosing the right flour for baking?
A. Nutritional content
B. Gluten content
C. How it affects the texture of my baking
D. Availability and cost
In a perfect world, what would your ideal flour for baking look like?
A. High in nutrients and easy to bake with
B. Ultra-refined for light and airy textures
C. Gluten-free and alternative options readily available
D. Sustainable and locally sourced
What’s your strongest motivation for choosing whole grain flour?
A. Health reasons
B. Flavor and texture
C. Environmental impact
D. Cooking or baking shows and articles
If you could waive a magic wand, what would the perfect outcome of using whole grain flour in baking be?
A. Perfect texture and flavor without compromising health
B. Easier to handle and rise like white flour
C. Lower in cost and higher in availability
D. More appealing and familiar to family and friends
How often do you experiment with new flours in baking?
A. All the time, I love trying new things.
B. Occasionally, when I come across something interesting.
C. Rarely, I stick to what I know.
D. Never, I prefer consistent results.
What aspect of whole grain baking makes you the most happy?
A. The rich and nutty flavors
B. The health benefits
C. The challenge of mastering it
D. Supporting sustainable agriculture
How do you handle a recipe not turning out well because of the type of flour used?
A. Try a different flour next time
B. Modify the recipe slightly
C. Stick with another type of flour
D. Research more before my next attempt
In your opinion, which flour type offers the best nutritional benefits?
A. Whole grain flour
B. Gluten-free flour
C. Refined white flour fortified with vitamins
D. Ancient grains like spelt or millet
How important is the particle size of your baking flour to you?
A. Very important, affects the final texture
B. Mildly, as long as it works well in the recipe
C. Not at all, I don’t pay attention to it
D. I’ve never considered it before
You are at a party and see a dessert table with baked goods made from various flours. What do you try first?
A. Whole grain muffins
B. Gluten-free cookies
C. Traditional white flour cake
D. Something exotic like cricket flour brownies
What keeps you up at night about the new variety of flours you’re seeing in the market?
A. Not knowing how to use them
B. Wondering about their health benefits
C. Concerns over taste and texture
D. Their cost compared to traditional flours
Which of these flour types would you enjoy baking with the most?
A. Traditional wheat flour
B. Alternative grains like quinoa and buckwheat
C. Gluten-free flours
D. Novel flours like insect or legume flour
What are you most excited about with using novel flours in baking?
A. The potential health benefits
B. Discovering new flavors
C. The sustainability aspect
D. Experimenting with different textures
How often do you assess the nutritional content of your baking ingredients?
A. Always
B. Often
C. Sometimes
D. Never
What’s your favorite memory involving baking with any flour?
A. Baking bread with family
B. Experimenting with healthy recipes
C. Learning to bake as a child
D. Holidays and festive baking
How connected do you feel to the history and traditions of different types of flour in baking?
A. Very connected
B. Somewhat connected
C. Not really connected
D. Never thought about it
Tell us a little about your views on the sustainability of using whole grain versus refined flours.
A. Whole grain is naturally better for the environment.
B. Refined flours can also be sustainable with the right practices.
C. Mixed feelings, I need more information.
D. I prioritize the functionality of the flour over sustainability.
What would you say is your top struggle right now with baking using whole grain flour?
A. Achieving the right texture
B. Getting the dough to rise well
C. Finding good recipes
D. High cost and availability
How comfortable are you with the idea of using insect flour for baking?
A. Very comfortable, I find it fascinating.
B. Moderately interested.
C. Not comfortable at all.
D. Only if someone convinces me it’s worth trying.
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think about flour versatility in baking?
A. Cakes and breads
B. Cookies and pastries
C. Gluten-free and allergen-friendly options
D. Innovative and sustainable ingredients
Which of the following best describes your approach to trying new types of baking flour?
A. Adventurous and always looking for new things
B. Cautious but open to recommendations
C. Happy with my current choices, rarely try new flours
D. Reluctant, I stick to what I know works
What’s your idea of the perfect baking flour’s attributes?
A. High nutrient density
B. Complete gluten flexibility
C. Easy to find and affordable
D. Unique flavor enhancements
How well do you stick to your convictions when deciding on the type of flour to use in baking?
A. I’m very consistent in my choices
B. I’m open to swapping flours as needed
C. I try to stick to a specific type but am flexible
D. I change based on what’s available
Have you ever had an experience where the type of flour used significantly impacted the success or failure of your baking?
A. Yes, multiple times
B. Occasionally
C. Rarely
D. Never
What is your ultimate baking goal regarding flour types?
A. Mastering the use of whole grain and ancient grains
B. Perfecting the rise and texture of gluten-free bakes
C. Creating the fluffiest, lightest baked goods
D. Exploring and popularizing sustainable flour options
Are you stuck in a way of thinking about traditional flours and hesitant to try new ones?
A. Yes, I prefer sticking with what I know
B. Somewhat, but I’m open to learning more
C. Not at all, I love trying new things
D. I lean more towards traditional but will try new ones occasionally
What happens if you run out of your usual baking flour?
A. Use any other flour I have on hand
B. Go buy more of my usual flour
C. Research replacement and substitute it
D. Panicked, then improvised
How confident are you in adapting recipes to use different types of flour?
A. Very confident
B. Moderately confident
C. Slightly uncertain
D. Not confident at all
What do you think is missing in your quest to bake the perfect whole grain treat?
A. Better recipes targeted for whole grain
B. Practice and experience
C. Accessible and affordable flours
D. More information on nutritional benefits
How do you determine your ingredients’ balance for a perfect whole grain bake?
A. Follow recipes exactly
B. Adapt recipes based on past experience
C. Use trial and error
D. Research and experiment
Which of the following best describes your favorite aspect of baking?
A. The process and mindfulness
B. Creating healthy treats
C. Sharing with friends and family
D. Experimenting with new recipes and ingredients
What makes you nervous about trying novel baking flours like legume or insect flour?
A. How it will taste
B. How it will affect texture
C. The overall nutritional content
D. Explaining it to others who might be skeptical
How well do you manage when introducing new flour types into your baking routines?
A. Very well, I transition smoothly.
B. It takes some adjustment.
C. It’s challenging but doable.
D. I struggle a lot with change.
What is your current biggest challenge when baking with different flours?
A. Getting consistent results
B. Keeping up with diverse dietary preferences
C. Finding the right balance of ingredients
D. Costs associated with specialty flours
How often do you research new flours and their benefits before trying them in your baking?
A. Always, I love to learn
B. Often, before each baking session
C. Rarely, I stick to what I know
D. Never, I just experiment
How would you describe your relationship to different types of baking flours?
A. Experimental and open-minded
B. Appreciative but selective
C. Loyal to a few types
D. Skeptical and cautious
I believe experimenting with new baking flours…
A. Gives an edge to my baking skills.
B. Helps find healthier alternatives.
C. Is worth the effort and fun.
D. Sometimes is overrated.
What motivates you to choose untraditional flours for a baking recipe?
A. Health benefits
B. Flavor and texture variety
C. Environmental sustainability
D. Influences from baking shows or online
How prepared are you to switch to alternative flours if wheat flour becomes scarce?
A. Completely prepared
B. Moderately prepared
C. Slightly prepared
D. Not prepared at all
What happens if you use a new type of flour and it fails the recipe?
A. Modify and try again
B. Research more about the flour
C. Switch back to conventional flour
D. Avoid using that flour in future
What is your view on the flavor difference between whole grain and refined flours?
A. Whole grain has richer flavors.
B. Refined flours have a subtle, traditional taste.
C. The type of recipe determines the flavor.
D. I can’t distinguish much difference.
Are you comfortable shifting from all-purpose flour to ancient grains for your regular baking?
A. Yes, very much
B. Somewhat, depending on the meal
C. Not really, but open to trying
D. Prefer sticking to all-purpose flour
How does the sustainability of novel flours impact your decision to use them?
A. Majorly, it influences my choices strongly.
B. Somewhat, I consider it alongside other factors.
C. Slightly, I prioritize taste and texture more.
D. Not at all, it’s not a concern of mine.
How concerned are you about the nutritional profile of different flours?
A. Highly concerned
B. Moderately concerned
C. Slightly concerned
D. Not concerned
If you could choose any grain to learn more about for baking, which would it be?
A. Quinoa
B. Buckwheat
C. Amaranth
D. Ancient wheat like spelt
What frustrates you most about baking with whole grain flours?
A. Density and heaviness of the bake
B. Inconsistent results
C. Difficult rising process
D. Different storage requirements
What is your biggest achievement in using whole grain flours?
A. Mastering the perfect bread
B. Creating healthy desserts
C. Converting family to a healthier diet
D. Innovating new recipes
What keeps you up at night about sustainability in flour production?
A. Environmental impact
B. Ethical sourcing
C. Long-term availability
D. Nutritional integrity
How would your friends and family describe your baking habits?
A. Adventurous and creative
B. Healthy and mindful
C. Traditional and nostalgic
D. Consistent and reliable
When you hear about new types of flour, what’s your first thought?
A. Excited to try something new
B. Curious but cautious
C. Skeptical about its use
D. Wondering about its nutritional benefits
What’s your favorite aspect of baking with whole grain flours?
A. Rich flavors
B. Health benefits
C. Connection to traditional methods
D. Experimenting with recipes
How do you handle inconsistency in flour performance for the same recipe?
A. Adjust flour amounts
B. Try different brands
C. Research and learn more
D. Stick to flours that consistently work
Tell us about an experience where the type of flour made a significant difference in your bake’s outcome.
A. Whole grain made the texture nutty and rich.
B. Gluten-free made it light but required extra care.
C. Ancient grains gave a deeper flavor.
D. Alternative flours like coconut changed moisture levels.
When you think about novel flours, what are you most concerned about?
A. Availability and cost
B. Recipe adaptability
C. Health benefits
D. Family acceptance
What are you most passionate about when it comes to flour choices for baking?
A. Diversity of flavors
B. Health and nutrition
C. Baking as a learning journey
D. Sustainability and ethical sourcing
Sources:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7400821/