Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
On June 29, 2015, Josh kicked off the Foodie Book Tag series with the Cheese Book Tag. He has since created 30 more Foodie Book Tags and for his 32nd, is bringing back the Cheese Book Tag with different kinds of cheese and fresh prompts.
Questions/Prompts:
1.) Jarlsberg- A great retelling or great work with clear inspiration from another work.
2.) Comte- A soft-spoken, overlooked, but wise work or writer.
3.) Red Leicester- An immersive work that you wish you discovered much sooner.
4.) Wensleydale- A sweet or heartfelt work involving an invention or scientific discovery.
5.) Appenzeller- A.) An underrated work of Swiss literature.
B.) A work that makes you think of masculinity.
6.) Mascarpone- Have you been to a Silent Book Club?
7.) Pecorino Romano- A satisfying, memorable, straightforward work.
8.) Pepper Jack- A work of horror that was mildly intense.
9.) Edelpilzkase- A.) A German book you would like to read.
B.) A book with a blue cover you would like to read.
10.) Feta- A work of ancient world literature that you still find relevant to today.
11.) Chevre- A French work written before 1900 that you feel is still relevant to today.
12.) Manchego- A book that you find is appropriate for any setting: school, general book club, Silent Book Club, etc.
13.) What is your favorite kind of cheese?
14.) Who do you nominate?
Nominees:
Michaela and Gretchen from Betwixt the Books
James from James Holder
Mark from Richardson Reads
Steve from Steve Donoghue
Amy from Amy's Dusty Bookshelf
Maddie from A Quaint Hobbit
Steffany from CoffeeOverApples
Maddie from Madeleine Reads
Dan from ReaDANculous
Sophie from Redhead Reading
Katie from booksandthings
Andrew from YouCouldBeReadingMore
Tim from Thrifty Tim's Books and Music
Adam from ForesstFox
Tara from Tara's Book Nook (aka. Tara's Reading Nook)
Lexi from Lex's Book Nook
Keeley from Keeley's Reading Nook
You can find Josh's Foodie Book Tag playlist here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoZ3V9UVtqzqgsxMtV9uSuPvKmq8SoQoF
Support us on Patreon: patreon.com/literary_gladiators
On June 29, 2015, Josh kicked off the Foodie Book Tag series with the Cheese Book Tag. He has since created 30 more Foodie Book Tags and for his 32nd, is bringing back the Cheese Book Tag with different kinds of cheese and fresh prompts.
Questions/Prompts:
1.) Jarlsberg- A great retelling or great work with clear inspiration from another work.
2.) Comte- A soft-spoken, overlooked, but wise work or writer.
3.) Red Leicester- An immersive work that you wish you discovered much sooner.
4.) Wensleydale- A sweet or heartfelt work involving an invention or scientific discovery.
5.) Appenzeller- A.) An underrated work of Swiss literature.
B.) A work that makes you think of masculinity.
6.) Mascarpone- Have you been to a Silent Book Club?
7.) Pecorino Romano- A satisfying, memorable, straightforward work.
8.) Pepper Jack- A work of horror that was mildly intense.
9.) Edelpilzkase- A.) A German book you would like to read.
B.) A book with a blue cover you would like to read.
10.) Feta- A work of ancient world literature that you still find relevant to today.
11.) Chevre- A French work written before 1900 that you feel is still relevant to today.
12.) Manchego- A book that you find is appropriate for any setting: school, general book club, Silent Book Club, etc.
13.) What is your favorite kind of cheese?
14.) Who do you nominate?
Nominees:
Michaela and Gretchen from Betwixt the Books
James from James Holder
Mark from Richardson Reads
Steve from Steve Donoghue
Amy from Amy's Dusty Bookshelf
Maddie from A Quaint Hobbit
Steffany from CoffeeOverApples
Maddie from Madeleine Reads
Dan from ReaDANculous
Sophie from Redhead Reading
Katie from booksandthings
Andrew from YouCouldBeReadingMore
Tim from Thrifty Tim's Books and Music
Adam from ForesstFox
Tara from Tara's Book Nook (aka. Tara's Reading Nook)
Lexi from Lex's Book Nook
Keeley from Keeley's Reading Nook
You can find Josh's Foodie Book Tag playlist here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoZ3V9UVtqzqgsxMtV9uSuPvKmq8SoQoF
Support us on Patreon: patreon.com/literary_gladiators
