How confident are you in choosing the right ingredients for making healthier cookies?
A. Very confident
B. Somewhat confident
C. Not very confident
D. I have no idea
What’s your go-to flour alternative when making gluten-free cookies?
A. Almond flour
B. Coconut flour
C. Rice flour
D. I don’t use alternatives
How often do you experiment with new cookie recipes?
A. Every week
B. Once a month
C. A few times a year
D. Rarely
What do you think is missing in your quest to bake the perfect cookie?
A. Better equipment
B. More exotic ingredients
C. Advanced baking skills
D. Nothing, my cookies are perfect
How well do your cookies usually turn out in terms of texture?
A. Always perfect, crispy or chewy as desired
B. Usually good, with occasional mishaps
C. It’s a hit or miss
D. I tend to produce cookie catastrophes
Which of the following is most likely to frustrate you while baking cookies?
A. Inconsistent oven temperatures
B. Ingredients not mixing well
C. Cookies spreading too much
D. The cleanup process
Do you use any special techniques to enhance the flavor of your cookies?
A. Browning the butter
B. Toasting the nuts
C. Aging the dough
D. No special techniques
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when your cookies don’t turn out as expected?
A. I need to check the recipe again
B. Maybe it’s the oven’s fault
C. I might have measured something wrong
D. It’s a learning experience
What is your biggest challenge when trying to make cookies healthier?
A. Maintaining a delicious flavor
B. Achieving the right texture
C. Finding the right substitutes
D. I don’t try to make them healthier
How do you handle the challenge of making gluten-free cookies that don’t crumble?
A. Experiment with xanthan gum
B. Increase the eggs in the recipe
C. I haven’t figured it out yet
D. I don’t make gluten-free cookies
If your cookies could talk, what would they say about your baking skills?
A. “We feel so fancy!”
B. “Pretty good, but could use a sprinkle of improvement!”
C. “Help, we’re falling apart!”
D. “Master baker in the house!”
Imagine cookies had personalities. Which cookie do you think is the diva of the cookie jar?
A. Macarons
B. Chocolate chip cookies
C. Oatmeal raisin cookies
D. Thumbprint cookies
How likely are your cookies to win a cookie beauty contest?
A. Definitely blue-ribbon beauties
B. They’d make the top 5
C. They might not make the cut
D. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, right?
If there was a cookie apocalypse and you could save only one type, which would it be?
A. Classic chocolate chip
B. Sugar cookies
C. Snickerdoodles
D. Peanut butter cookies
How does your cookie crumble—literally?
A. Like a delicate pastry chef’s masterpiece
B. A graceful disintegration
C. It’s a bit of a cookie earthquake
D. Crumble? More like a cookie landslide!
How do you celebrate mastering a new cookie recipe?
A. Share with friends and family
B. Bake a second batch immediately
C. Reward myself with a cookie
D. Post it on social media
What’s your cookie mantra when trying out risky new ingredients?
A. “In cookies we trust!”
B. “Adventure in every bite!”
C. “Nothing ventured, nothing gained!”
D. “It’s all about the mix!”
How do you uplift yourself if a cookie batch doesn’t turn out as planned?
A. Try another batch right away
B. Take a break and then retry
C. Look up tips for improvement
D. Treat it as a learning curve
What positive impacts do you think home-baked cookies have on your life?
A. Brings joy and comfort
B. Enhances my creativity
C. A way to connect with loved ones
D. All of the above
How encouraging are you to others who want to learn baking cookies from you?
A. Always excited to teach
B. Happy to share recipes and tips
C. I encourage them to experiment on their own
D. I share online resources and guides
What’s your go-to cookie for a quick snack?
A. Chocolate Chip
B. Oatmeal Raisin
C. Sugar Cookie
D. Ginger Snap
Imagine you’re at a bakery with unlimited choices; which cookie do you pick first?
A. Macadamia Nut
B. Classic Shortbread
C. Double Chocolate
D. Snickerdoodle
How do you feel about mixing savory flavors into your cookies?
A. Love it, the more unique, the better!
B. I prefer traditional sweet cookies.
C. I’m curious, I might try it!
D. It’s not for me, I’ll pass.
You have a choice of a freshly baked warm cookie or a cool, set cookie. Which do you choose?
A. Warm and gooey all the way
B. Cool and set, perfect texture
C. Depends on the cookie type
D. I like them in between
When you think about holiday cookies, what are you most concerned about?
A. Getting to try different types
B. The calories
C. Having enough for everyone
D. Making them perfectly
At a party, you see a plate of assorted cookies. Which kind do you reach for first?
A. The most chocolatey one
B. The one with nuts or fruits
C. A simple, plain looking one
D. The one with the most colorful icing
What’s your idea of the perfect cookie texture?
A. Soft and chewy
B. Crisp and crunchy
C. Thick and cakey
D. Thin and crispy
What keeps you up at night about cookies?
A. How many I can eat in one sitting
B. Baking the perfect batch
C. Finding the ultimate cookie recipe
D. The fear of running out of cookies
In a perfect world, what would your endless supply of cookies be?
A. Chocolate-loaded cookies
B. Sugar-free, guilt-free cookies
C. Gourmet cookies from around the world
D. Homemade cookies of all flavors
You’re experimenting with cookie recipes. What’s your first instinct?
A. Add more chocolate or candy pieces
B. Try a gluten-free or vegan option
C. Spice it up with unusual ingredients like chili
D. Keep it simple and classic
How excited are you about trying a cookie with an unexpected ingredient like rosemary or bacon?
A. Very excited, love to try new things!
B. A little hesitant but curious
C. Not sure, but I might have a small bite
D. No thank you, I’ll stick to the classics
Which type of cookie dough do you secretly enjoy more than the baked cookies?
A. Chocolate Chip
B. Sugar Cookie
C. Snickerdoodle
D. Peanut Butter
What’s your strategy at a cookie exchange party?
A. Bring the most unique cookie
B. Make sure my cookies look the best
C. Try a bit of every cookie type
D. Focus on socializing rather than the cookies
What’s the first thing you do when baking cookies?
A. Preheat the oven meticulously
B. Lay out all ingredients before starting
C. Start improvising with what I have
D. Call someone for a good recipe
How would your friends describe your cookie-eating style?
A. Adventurous and always trying new types
B. Comforting, sticking to classics
C. Health-conscious, choosing lighter options
D. Generous, always sharing with others
Tell us about your favorite cookie-baking memory?
A. Experimenting with recipes during holidays
B. Baking with family as a tradition
C. Winning a cookie baking contest
D. Learning to bake my first cookie
You’ve decided to reduce sugar. What’s your cookie plan?
A. Seek out or create sugar-free recipes
B. Slowly reduce the sugar in recipes
C. Switch to naturally sweet ingredients like fruit
D. I’ll just have smaller portions of the real deal
How do you prefer your holiday cookies?
A. Loaded with festive spices
B. Plain, with a focus on the texture
C. Decorated with icing and sprinkles
D. As many varieties as possible
Someone gifts you a cookie jar. What’s the first type of cookie you fill it with?
A. The type I can munch on all day
B. Something exotic I’ve just discovered
C. A cookie that brings back memories
D. Cookies that are crowd-pleasers
At a coffee shop, you pair your coffee with what type of cookie?
A. Whichever pairs best with my coffee type
B. A rich chocolate cookie
C. Something light, like a biscotti
D. I’ll see what looks good today
How often do you bake cookies at home?
A. Regularly, it’s a favorite pastime
B. Occasionally, when I get the craving
C. Rarely; I prefer buying them
D. Only on special occasions
Which historical era’s cookie would you love to try?
A. Victorian era tea biscuits
B. Roaring ‘20s sugar cookies
C. Medieval honey and spice cookies
D. 50s and 60s experimental cookies
A cookie marathon is announced; what’s your role?
A. The chief taster, of course
B. The enthusiastic cheerleader
C. Judge for the most creative cookie
D. The baker, competing to win
What’s your stance on dunking cookies in milk?
A. Essential to the cookie experience
B. Only with certain types of cookies
C. Rarely, I prefer my cookies as is
D. Never thought to try it, maybe I will!
How do you manage cookie cravings late at night?
A. Give in and enjoy a few
B. Find a healthy alternative
C. Ignore it, too late for treats
D. Distract myself with a book or show
What role do cookies play in your comfort food list?
A. They’re at the top; nothing beats cookies!
B. They’re a nice treat but not the main comfort food
C. Occasionally comforting
D. I have other go-tos for comfort
Baking cookies for a crowd. What’s your strategy?
A. Make the largest batch possible
B. Choose flavors that cater to most
C. Create an assortment to please everyone
D. Focus on presentation and decoration
A cookie has to be __ to be perfect.
A. Just out of the oven warm
B. Perfectly crisp and golden
C. Filled with my favorite extras (nuts, chips, etc.)
D. Not too sweet, just right
How do you find new cookie recipes to try?
A. Browse through cookbooks
B. Look up recipes online
C. Get recommendations from friends
D. Invent my own from scratch
Which cookie would you bake to impress someone special?
A. A sophisticated macaron
B. Decadent triple chocolate cookies
C. Classic and foolproof chocolate chip
D. An exotic flavor they’ve never tried before