1. How do you feel about needing to adhere to a gluten-free diet?
A. It feels restricting sometimes.
B. I’ve gotten used to it, it’s just part of life now.
C. I’m constantly frustrated by it.
D. I feel good knowing it’s the best for my health.
2. How prepared are you for unexpected gluten exposure?
A. Always carry safe snacks and know my options.
B. Generally prepared, but it does happen occasionally.
C. Not very prepared, it’s stressful.
D. Not prepared at all, I often worry about it.
3. What makes you most frustrated about finding gluten-free products?
A. The high cost.
B. Limited availability in stores.
C. The confusing labels.
D. The lack of variety.
4. When you think about gluten-free food, what are you most concerned about?
A. Nutritional deficiencies.
B. Finding delicious alternatives.
C. Cross-contamination.
D. Social interactions and eating out.
5. How often do you eat out at restaurants despite being on a gluten-free diet?
A. Rarely, it’s too risky.
B. Occasionally, I stick to places I trust.
C. Fairly often, I just make sure to ask questions.
D. Almost never, I prefer to cook at home.
6. What do you dream about when it comes to gluten-free food options?
A. Cheaper prices.
B. Greater variety and availability.
C. Clearer labeling and safer options.
D. More palatable and tasty options.
7. How confident are you in distinguishing gluten-free foods from those containing gluten?
A. Very confident, I’m well-versed in it.
B. Somewhat confident, still learning.
C. Not very confident, it’s confusing.
D. Not confident at all, I often get it wrong.
8. What’s your favorite aspect of following a gluten-free diet?
A. Feeling healthier.
B. Discovering new foods.
C. Being part of a supportive community.
D. None, it’s a necessity I tolerate.
9. New gluten-free product hits the market, what is your first response?
A. Excited to try it immediately.
B. Curious but cautious.
C. Skeptical about its quality.
D. Indifferent, I stick to what I know.
10. How do you handle social situations where gluten-free options might not be available?
A. Bring my own food.
B. Call ahead to check.
C. Eat before or after the event.
D. Hope for the best and navigate it on the spot.
11. What aspect of a gluten-free diet makes you the happiest?
A. Avoiding health issues.
B. Discovering new favorite foods.
C. Connecting with others on a similar diet.
D. Getting creative with cooking.
12. Which of these issues in a gluten-free diet is most likely to make you feel down?
A. High costs of gluten-free products.
B. Limited dining out options.
C. Nutritional inadequacies.
D. Constant vigilance needed.
13. How do you feel about the availability of gluten-free options in major supermarkets?
A. Satisfied, there’s a decent variety.
B. It’s improving but still lacking.
C. Frustrated, it’s not enough.
D. Indifferent, I buy specialty products elsewhere.
14. What is the trickiest part about maintaining a gluten-free diet?
A. Avoiding cross-contamination.
B. Reading and understanding labels.
C. Finding tasty alternatives.
D. Managing social situations.
15. What makes you nervous about gluten-free product labeling?
A. Hidden gluten ingredients.
B. Misleading packaging.
C. Cross-contamination risks.
D. Lack of reliable certification.
16. How well do you stick to your gluten-free diet when traveling?
A. Always, I plan extensively.
B. Usually, I do my best.
C. It’s challenging, I struggle.
D. Not well, I often slip up.
17. What are you passionate about regarding gluten-free food choices?
A. Advocating for clearer labeling.
B. Supporting local gluten-free businesses.
C. Sharing recipes and tips.
D. Ensuring affordable options for all.
18. What’s your favorite memory related to going gluten-free?
A. Finding my first delicious gluten-free meal.
B. The support from friends and family.
C. Attending a gluten-free festival.
D. Learning to bake gluten-free.
19. When you think about gluten-free diet adherence, what are you most concerned about?
A. Missing essential nutrients.
B. Accidental gluten ingestion.
C. The long-term costs.
D. Sticking to it in social settings.
20. How would your friends and family describe your commitment to your gluten-free diet?
A. Very dedicated and meticulous.
B. Mostly consistent but flexible.
C. Often stressed and anxious about it.
D. Struggling to keep up.
21. How do you typically react to finding gluten-free options at a new restaurant?
A. Excited and eager to try.
B. Cautiously optimistic.
C. Skeptical and hesitant.
D. Neutral, I rely on my standard places.
22. Do you feel connected to a community that also follows a gluten-free diet?
A. Very connected, I’m part of support groups.
B. Somewhat connected, I follow online forums.
C. Not really, but I know a few people.
D. Not at all, I handle it solo.
23. What’s your go-to gluten-free meal at home?
A. A well-tested pasta dish.
B. Fresh salads with gluten-free dressing.
C. Rice and vegetable stir fry.
D. Homemade gluten-free pizza.
24. How often do you eat gluten-free products specifically labeled as such?
A. Always, I trust labeled products more.
B. Most of the time but not exclusively.
C. Occasionally, if it’s convenient.
D. Rarely, I rely on naturally gluten-free foods.
25. What keeps you up at night about maintaining a gluten-free diet?
A. Fear of nutritional gaps.
B. Worry about cross-contamination.
C. The cost of gluten-free foods.
D. Social isolation and missing out.
26. How comfortable are you asking questions about gluten content in restaurants?
A. Very comfortable, it’s necessary.
B. Somewhat comfortable, it depends on the place.
C. A bit uncomfortable, but I do it.
D. Very uncomfortable, I often avoid it.
27. What do you think is missing in the gluten-free product market?
A. Affordable options.
B. Greater variety of flavors.
C. More safe, certified products.
D. Easy-to-prepare meals.
28. How do you handle dietary deficiencies that come with a gluten-free diet?
A. Take supplements regularly.
B. Adjust my diet to include missing nutrients.
C. Consult with a nutritionist periodically.
D. Not sure, I just try my best.
29. If you could choose any improvement for gluten-free products, what would it be?
A. Lower cost.
B. Better taste and texture.
C. More nutritional value.
D. Easier availability.
30. What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of gluten-free diet adherence?
A. Vigilance.
B. Health benefits.
C. Social challenges.
D. Limited food choices.
31. Which of these aspects of a gluten-free diet is most likely to frustrate you?
A. Misleading labels.
B. Price of products.
C. Lack of options when eating out.
D. Nutritional gaps.
32. How do you manage the nutritional quality of your gluten-free diet?
A. Carefully plan meals.
B. Consult with a dietitian.
C. Read a lot of books and articles.
D. Follow online advice and forums.
33. Do you have a support system, like a community or group, to help you navigate your gluten-free diet?
A. Yes, multiple groups and resources.
B. A few good friends/family members.
C. Not really, just online resources.
D. No, I’m on my own.
34. What’s your favorite gluten-free snack?
A. Fresh fruit.
B. Gluten-free crackers.
C. Veggie sticks with dip.
D. Gluten-free granola bars.
35. How do you typically respond to nutrient deficiencies in your gluten-free diet?
A. Adjust my diet composition.
B. Take specific supplements.
C. Seek professional advice.
D. Worry about it frequently.
36. How would you describe your current level of expertise in maintaining a gluten-free diet?
A. Very knowledgeable.
B. Knowledgeable but learning.
C. Somewhat familiar.
D. Not very knowledgeable, still confused.
37. What is your strongest area when it comes to managing your gluten-free diet?
A. Meal planning.
B. Reading labels accurately.
C. Avoiding cross-contamination.
D. Finding new recipes.
38. How often do you follow recommendations for daily servings of gluten-free grains?
A. Always.
B. Most of the time.
C. Occasionally.
D. Rarely.
39. How do you handle a situation where gluten-free options are not clearly labeled?
A. Avoid the product completely.
B. Ask for more information.
C. Take a chance based on experience.
D. Research online before deciding.
40. Which of the following describes your struggle with gluten-free compliance?
A. Budget constraints.
B. Limited food variety.
C. Social and dining out issues.
D. Nutritional challenges.
41. Are your dietary needs consistently being met with your gluten-free choices?
A. Yes, I’m confident in my choices.
B. Mostly, but I need to improve.
C. Sometimes, it’s hit-or-miss.
D. No, it’s a constant challenge.
42. What’s your idea of an ideal gluten-free product?
A. Affordable and nutritious.
B. Widely available and tasty.
C. Clearly labeled and certified safe.
D. Convenient and easy to prepare.
43. When you were a kid, how did you handle food allergies or diet restrictions?
A. Very carefully, with family guidance.
B. With a lot of trial and error.
C. Didn’t have any restrictions.
D. Not sure, it was stressful.
44. What’s the first thing you do when you discover you’ve accidentally ingested gluten?
A. Take immediate action to alleviate symptoms.
B. Note it down to avoid in the future.
C. Reach out to a support group.
D. Accept it and deal with the consequences.
45. In a perfect world, what would gluten-free dining out look like?
A. Wide availability and variety.
B. Affordable and tasty options.
C. Safe and clearly labeled food.
D. Inclusive and enjoyable experience.
46. How often do you experience frustration when managing your gluten-free diet?
A. Nearly every day.
B. Weekly, it’s an ongoing challenge.
C. Occasionally, but not often.
D. Rarely, I’ve got a system down.
47. What happens if you don’t adhere strictly to your gluten-free diet?
A. Severe health issues.
B. Mild discomfort.
C. Depends, sometimes nothing.
D. Not sure, it varies a lot.
48. What is your current biggest challenge related to following a gluten-free diet?
A. Cost of gluten-free foods.
B. Limited restaurant options.
C. Finding nutritious substitutes.
D. Keeping up with new products.
49. What is your gluten-free diet goal?
A. Maintain consistent health and well-being.
B. Discover and enjoy new foods.
C. Advocate for better products.
D. Achieve nutritional balance.
50. What’s your favorite memory related to finding a delicious gluten-free alternative?
A. First successful attempt at baking gluten-free.
B. A great restaurant meal free of cross-contamination.
C. Finding a surprisingly good store-bought product.
D. Sharing a delicious gluten-free meal with friends/family.
51. What advice would you give to someone newly diagnosed with celiac disease?
A. Educate yourself thoroughly.
B. Find a supportive community.
C. Experiment with different foods.
D. Plan and prepare meals ahead.
52. How often do you find it difficult to find gluten-free options while traveling?
A. Always, I dread it.
B. Frequently, I have to plan a lot.
C. Sometimes, it’s hit-or-miss.
D. Rarely, I’ve found good strategies.
53. What makes you most excited about the future of gluten-free foods?
A. New innovative products.
B. Growing awareness and availability.
C. Decrease in costs.
D. Better taste and nutrition.
54. How connected do you feel to the gluten-free community?
A. Very connected, actively participate.
B. Somewhat connected, follow online.
C. Not very connected, just a bystander.
D. Not at all, prefer to manage it privately.
55. What is your strongest attribute when it comes to managing a gluten-free diet?
A. Detailed planning and organization.
B. Knowledge and label reading.
C. Creativity in cooking.
D. Seeking and using resources effectively.
56. How afraid are you of accidentally consuming gluten?
A. Very afraid, it’s a major concern.
B. Somewhat afraid, but manageable.
C. Slightly concerned, aware but not anxious.
D. Not afraid, I’m confident in my precautions.
57. Which of the following is most likely to frustrate you about gluten-free products?
A. Misleading packaging.
B. High costs.
C. Poor taste.
D. Limited availability.
58. What do you think you need most to reach your gluten-free diet goals?
A. More affordable options.
B. Better knowledge and resources.
C. Support from friends and family.
D. Improved products and labeling.
59. In a perfect world, what gluten-free policy would you implement in restaurants?
A. Mandatory training for kitchen staff.
B. Clear and prominent menu labeling.
C. Separate preparation areas to avoid cross-contamination.
D. A wider range of gluten-free options.
60. Which member of the gluten-free community are you?
A. The cautious researcher.
B. The adventurous eater.
C. The supportive mentor.
D. The silent struggler.
Disclaimer: Please consult a physician before making any changes to your health regimen.
Sources:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5866307/