As part of the Cheese Ring, I'm very much into Cheese. I've gone vegatarian recently, but I don't think I could go vegan. Not until they figure out cheese tech

Cheeses in no particular order

• Chedder: Especially Tillamook
• Mozzarella: Very important for Pizzas
• Stilton: Yum. Though, any thing blue gets my vote
• So Gorgonzola, Camembert, Roguefort, etc...
• Hunter's: Chedder & Stilton!
• Jarlseberg: nice and nutty
• Gjeitost: Norwegian cheese, caramel like goat cheese
• Gamalost: Another Norwegian cheese that I've never tasted. You can get it via this norway shop. Our friend says it's the nastiest thing she's ever put in her mouth. Stories

I could probably just go on and on. I love going to speciality stores and just looking at their cheeses. yum!

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