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Well hello everyone!!

I'm Anna and I and I am from Dallas!

My interest in cheese is to eat, taste and discover the process of making cheese as much as possible!! I just couldn't figure out how other than to read book and taste cheese! I am hoping with the help of everyone I can learn much more and taste many new cheese!

I have been looking for fellow cheese lovers and I am so happy I have found you all!

If anyone from Dallas ever hears of or knows of any type of cheese event going on please please please tell me! I want to be in the cheese loop!

Also any book recommendations!?

Welcome to the forum. Great people here to learn from. Good luck.

Welcome Anna -
If you are just looking to taste the cheese there are a few good books on the market - making them is a whole nother story! Check the book section lots of info there.

Howdy Anna from Houston, welcome, what sort of book are you looking for, about a specific type of cheese or making?

Thank you everyone!

I am looking for educational book about cheese.. I am not very interested in making it myself, but I am interested in knowing the process.. Right now I am reading Mastering Cheese by Max McCalman. It is wonderful!

Welcome Anna.

I was just about to recommend Mastering Cheese. 
Get their other collaboration too: "The Cheese Plate"

Also try Liz Thorpe's "The Cheese Chronicles". I actually got tired of her prose. Sometimes I felt like I was reading her Facebook page. Still, good information within.

I also have the cheese plate book! love this book too! I love the books that max does!

In December i am planning to go to Max's artisanal cheese center in New York to a educational cheese class! He is teaching the class and i am very excited to meet him!

www.artisanalcheese.com > events and education
if you are interested in reading about it.

I will look in to the other recommended book! I don't think i could ever have to many books!

Thanks a million Chris

I liked this book, she may have a newer one out: https://cheeseforum.org/forum/index.php/topic,106.0.html