AGA Stories - with the colour "White" (50)

My AGA – Bobbie

I inherited "Aggie" with the house so I don't know how old she is. The elderly couple we bought the house from asked if we'd ever had one before - I hadn't but my husband had grown up on a farm so he had. She asked me to "Give it a try for a year"...

Introduction to an Aga – Louise

When we moved into our house in '62 there was an open fire in the very large kitchen. My husband had been evacuated to a farm in Devizes during the war where the farmer's wife cooked on an Aga. He said "I know what would look good" (I'd never se...

treble AGA saga – Carol

This is the third AGA, fourth if you count a Rayburn, that I have lived with - five if you count my grandmother's and six if you count the one in a house we inherited and owned briefly, which was one of the earliest in this country, installed in 1...

I did it my way! – Huge AGA fan

So I flew the nest, not only leaving my parents but also their Aga which I'd spent 26 years standing beside to eat my breakfast. After a year, I decided I was miserable without one. Having to cook on a "normal" cooker just wasn't any fun. So got o...

the story about the white castle and the aga.. – the white castle aga

we do live swamp.. so the aga had to come whit a boat.. it was really funny seeing you're aga moving to you're house with a boat. we moved the aga into the house and till now we have a lovely aga! the food is muchts better than other cookers.....

My oil guzzling Aga – Topspin

We have had our oil-fired Aga since 1975 and enjoyed years of warmth and good cooking and hot water. Sadly now with the oil price at sky-high levels, we will have to find alternatives for heating and cooking. How many people can afford to run a co...

my aga – myrtle

I have a solid fuel very old aga and i would not change it for the world. I can only cook what it dictates, if the temp is high i can roast and bake, if the temp is low, i stew and wait. I dont own an electric oven or kettle, so the aga is the mo...

The Swap – Fiona

After my husbands relocation to Lincolnshire and our family having to follow he sadly(for him) sold his BMW motorbike and bought me a second hand Aga from Skipton. I have always cooked on an Aga from the early days when I worked for the NCH and co...

Ode To My AGA – Big Bertha

Magnificent, majestical An icon on your own Silently emanating Warmth throughout the home Lifting spirits, feeding hunger Comforting the cold Warming lambs, drying socks Variety untold You're like no other oven You stand high above the re...

Let down and Disappointment – Sandy

My parents had a aga in 1931 when I was born, and had others for the rest of their lives. My wife and I have had them for the last thirty years and she regularly bakes ten loaves at a time for village functions. The photograph shows the result of...

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