AGA Stories - with the colour "Cream" (445)

Goat & Aga – Michiel Hegener

This is Sprits (1991-2010), my home trained goat who slept in the kitchen during the last two winters of her long life. The Aga is old as well, it seems to be a 1950's model and it stood somewhere in Britain till it was salvaged and restored by C...

aga v husband – fewmodcons

Grew up with an Aga and learned to love it for all its versatility - cooking, laundry, keeping the house at a pleasant ambient heat etc etc. Married and left home in 1968. Husband No.1 luckily saw it my way and came to love the ancient solid-fue...

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/

My 1930s Kitchen – Gary The Gas

Our aga sits in the original kitchen at the back of the 1930s garage it used to be the coldest part of the hse,now this kitchen is alive every home should have 1.

Expencive veg steamer – Chris

This is my third AGA. Never had a problem until this AGA which has not been able to be used correctly since installed. Have ruined most family meals. Because extractor fan has not works correctly despite many attempts and changes, only soggy ste...

Cooking Good Cookery Courses – Carolyn Chesshire

I’m Aga Queen on http://www.twitter.com/agaqueen & spent half my life cooking on solid fuel Rayburns & secretly coveting friends' AGAS until my fabulous, vintage 1949 original, classic, four-oven cream dream AGA arrived in my sunny kitchen in 2...

Cleaning AGA's – Matthew

I have been cleaning AGAs and Rayburns for a living now since 2003. I own a lovely cream Rayburn! You can find my website at http://www.blakeandbull.co.uk

only 12 hours use and condemned – My wonderfull new range

I had new sfw 355 fitted one day condemned by the next by sure fire technical services and yes it was fitted by RAYBURN GUILD ENGINEER who was HETAS approved. It still seems you pay your money you take your chance whatever web sites, organisation...

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...

Dreams come true – Monique

The first time a saw a AGA was years ago on a fair, and felt in love. I had to wait for years... but finally in 2009 my dream came true!! I cann't live without now, it is so easy going. The best investment we ever did!!!

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