Does milk go in the tea first or last? Do you put pinkies up or pinkies down? These are some common questions when experiencing a proper afternoon tea service. Afternoon Tea began as a social gathering around the 1840s in England. This ritual came with some “rules” on how one should conduct themselves during this … Read more
The Windsor-Essex region is right across the river from Detroit, located in the southern most point of Ontario, Canada. I’ve been in this area for most of my life and, unfortunately, there was once a time when we did not have many tea options. If I wanted loose leaf tea from somewhere local, I had … Read more
There is a place in Niagara Falls that will take you on an inexpensive trip to England for an hour or two. The Queen Charlotte Tea Room is one of the top rated spots for an authentic English tea experience. There are a few options when it comes to afternoon tea in the Niagara Region. … Read more
High Tea and Afternoon Tea are frequently misunderstood and confused for one another. However, besides both being British tea traditions, they are not equal. One is more formal and meant to be a get together over tea and a light snack before dinner. Whereas the other is not at all formal, and meant to be … Read more
As a little girl, a trip through Comber was not complete without passing the property with the over-sized black iron kettle in front of a gorgeous residence. Built in 1876, this house was many things over the years, but I always knew it as a bed and breakfast. It became a landmark for me, something … Read more
Tea Time Magazine is a tea drinker’s source for all things related to tea moments including recipes and tea room features. If you have not read the magazine before there is a chance it may have at least captured your attention at a magazine stand once or twice before. It’s always an eye–catching publication with … Read more
Homemade masala chai is simmering in a pot on the stove, the sun is lighting up the kitchen, and I’m reviewing some blogs I have bookmarked throughout April. Last month brought celebrations for National Tea Day (UK) which I spent most of the day reading a book from one of my favourite authors and sipping … Read more