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The 30 hobbies closest to bread baking in what you actually do and how it feels. Each one says what's alike and what's different.
Cure and dry meat at home with salt and time to make bacon, salami and ham.
Alike: Both relaxing and hands-on.
Different: Easier to do alone.
Chocolate makingGentler on the body.
PatisserieMore of a mental workout.
Fermenting & preservingGentler on the body.
Pasta makingMore social.
Cake & cookie decoratingMore creative.
Pizza makingMore social. Quicker first wins.
Cheese makingSlower to reward you.
Home bakingLess to learn up front.
BBQ & smokingCosts more to start. More time outside.
Ice cream makingCosts more to start. Less about being useful.
Home cookingLess to learn up front. Something different each time.
Hosting dinner partiesMore social. More about performing.
LeathercraftCosts more to start. Gentler on the body.
Furniture restorationMore about collecting.
BookbindingGentler on the body.
Basket weavingLess to learn up front.
HomebrewingCosts more to start. More social.
LapidaryCosts more to start. More about collecting.
PotteryMore social.
QuiltingCosts more to start. Less to learn up front.
SewingCosts more to start. Gentler on the body.
Soap & skincareGentler on the body.
Stained & fused glassCosts more to start. Less about being useful.
WoodturningCosts more to start. Easier to do alone.
Bike maintenanceMore time outside.
Hair braidingMore about the doing than the result.
PrintmakingMore creative. Less about being useful.
PyrographyGentler on the body.
Small engine repairCosts more to start. More time outside.The closest are Charcuterie & curing, Chocolate making, Patisserie, Fermenting & preserving and Pasta making. They're alike in what you do and how it feels.
Home baking is close to bread baking and quicker to pick up.
Hosting dinner parties is close to bread baking and costs less to start.
