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Woodburning AGA – Damnthematrix

Our AGA burns wood. It's not that uncommon for AGAs to have been converted this way in Australia. Read the whole story at http://damnthematrix.wordpress.com/2011/07/19/the-aga-saga/

Getting there – Salty

I first encountered an aga whilst on holiday in Cornwall 5 yes ago. Since then Ive always known I would have one. Last year I bought a 1950s standard aga that had been converted to gas. I have converted it back to solid fuel and it is almost up an...

my beautiful aga – sarah

My husband saw it advertised in the paper so without hesitation we bought it! It is now being restored at the local aga shop and should be ready to install by the end of the week!

1953 – New home for an old Aga

I still have difficulty understanding what a joy it is to cook on an Aga. It provided my early Jamie Oliver moments and also kept me warm when I came in from playing in the snow. This one has to find a new home as I am renovating and regrettably...

Not sure how to use – Joan

We bought the house as a holiday home in 1990. We only used the stove occasionally. After a few years not at all. Now that I have been widowed and am living here permanently. I would like to but cannot find the instructions. Please can someone hel...

What a honey – Jane

A neighbour's daughter was worried, because her 'Wartime Food' project was in trouble...their kitchen was being remodelled, so I offered her the use of my Model 82 (1937 - 1941). Her honey cakes were perfect, and so authentic!

Need Help – Learningboutmyaga

Have just moved to new/old home with lovely Aga. Always adored them. Only info to date is that it is a coke burning Aga. Will download pic when I am able to locate camera,(still packed). Have heresay that coke Aga's are difficult to deal with!!Soo...

our aga – charming charms

we build a green house - solar and wind eneryg and gas - our gas bill was quite high as it was used for all cooking and a kettle. we have been looking for an aga for months to help heat up our house and use as a toaster, cooker etc. Eventually w...

Saved from a barn – Polly

We moved into our Victorian house 22 years ago and we knew exactly what was missing in the kitchen. We heard about someone nearby who had bought a new LPG AGA and had their 1959 solid fuel AGA languishing in their barn. We wasted no time in buying...

The Heart Of The Home – Kate : )

All three of my children love my aga, Many hearty meals have been loving cooked and enjoyed from the main feature of my home. It's lit from september through till march/april.

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