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Canada Day & Nanaimo Bars
To celebrate Canada Day on July 1st, why not make a traditional Canadian dessert called Nanaimo Bars (pronounced na-nai-mo). The name Nanaimo comes from the city of Nanaimo on the Vancouver Island of British Columbia. The name itself means “big strong tribe” in the local native language. Nanaimo Bars are very popular in Canada and… Continue reading
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Tea, Canadian Style
As far as I can tell, when it comes to matters of tea, our good neighbors to the north are much like us here in the United States. In the overall scheme of things we Yanks don’t really drink all that much tea. Our consumption of just over a pound per person per year ranks… Continue reading
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Canada’s First Tea Farm?
Over the years, I’ve written more than once about how relatively rare tea cultivation is in the United States. While Americans consume a great deal of tea, the country is not especially well known as a tea-growing region. South Carolina’s Charleston Tea Garden is perhaps the best-known example, accompanied by a handful of smaller growers… Continue reading
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