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Adventures of a Canadian Tea Lady in London

By Andrea Ledwell Islander Andrea Ledwell's father, Bill always wanted her to write of her adventures as a Tea Lady in London. We are thrilled that she is sharing her experience...
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A Different Kind of Tea Party

As a recently certified Tea Sommelier, I wondered just what might present itself to give me an opportunity to 'strut my stuff!' And then a knock came at my door....
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Quebec, Maple Syrup, Darjeeling and Tea

Our German friends, Marten and Sina share their cross country adventures with us while staying in Quebec. (See our previous Blog about Marten and Sina -  Two Leaves and a Bus)...
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The Science of Making Nylon and the Art of Blending Tea

Peter Rukavina once again brings to us a delightful blog sharing his humorous experiences in his unique storytelling way. The Science of Making Nylon and the Art of Blending Tea by...
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THIS IS JEOPAR-TEA

It has been very helpful to have many contributing bloggers to Lady Baker's website. I love reading about the different perspectives and the part that tea has played in so many lives....
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Tea and Hygge

Our guest blogger this week is a Mom, childcare advocate and travel guide. She's a frequent visitor to the market booth and The Abbey. It was easy asking her to...
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A Student's Thoughts On Tea

By Alexandra Sorensen Alexandra at The Fox and Crow  Growing up with my mother as a tea drinker, I remember being fascinated by tea as a young child. Every morning...
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Two Leaves and a Bus

An Interview with Sina and Marten Verch and Lady Baker's Tea By Sandy Nicholson In early November, Lady Baker’s Tea received a visit from German travellers, Sina and Marten Verch. Marten works...
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The Many Faces of Tea

 By Shawny Ross When I was a little girl, I used to watch my grandmother in her farm kitchen cook all day long for the hardworking men on the farm....
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'Tis the Season for Baking - Matcha Shortbread

By Shannon Scales If you live in the Maritimes, you are most likely starting to feel as if you were encased in a snow globe. Winter has decided to make...
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Coffee Means Go, Tea Means Stop.

By Peter Rukavina I came very late to coffee-drinking: it wasn’t until I turned 40 that I had my first serious cup. In the autumn of 2006 I found myself...
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Much Ado about Matcha

Matcha green tea has been around for centuries and here on Prince Edward Island it is making its way into many a teacup. It's a healthy beverage, and it is recognized that...
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