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b) What is your favourite bread now?

Baguette: 2
Vienna bread: 4
Grain bread: 1
Home-baked: 7
Bread from the village of Alfacar: 1
Wholemeal bread: 3

Wholemeal bread has appeared recently, given the current preoccupation with obesity.

NOTE:
The bread from Alfacar, a village about ten minutes´drive from Granada, is famous. In early May, 2002, a group of bakers came from Japan to learn how it is made. The group proposed to take some bakers back to Japan with them, to teach the process to bakers there. Pepe Ruíz, the host baker in Alfacar explained that in spite of the language difficulties, the communication was almost perfect because the bakers had so much in common. (Ideal, the Granada daily newspaper, May 10th, 2002)

 
c) Do you like the bread from other countries?

yes: 4
every country: 1
France: 3
No: 0
All right: 1
Don´t know: 11

In general, there is an absolute lack of knowledge about types of bread from other places, not only other countries, but also other regions of Spain. There is not much interest expressed about the bread of other countries, with the exception of France.

2. What value does bread have in the lives of human beings?

Fundamental: 3
Important: 7
The main food: 6
Religious value (the consecrated host): 1
Depending on the country (the lower the economic level of the country, the greater the consumption of bread): 1

Bread is highly valued as an integral element in the everyday life of the people. It is considered, in its various forms, fundamental.

Do you think that you can live well without bread?

Yes: 13
No: 1)
+ 1
Did not respond: 1

Quotes:

“Bread is the main food of man, and it is a necessary part of a good diet.¨

“The greatest value that bread has is that it is used in the mass as the concecrated host.

The village that lives without bread ends up hungry.

“Much value, above all in countries with a low economy, as the consumption of bread increases according to the decrease in the economy, and vice-versa.¨

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