AGA Stories - with the fuel type "Natural Gas" and - with the colour "Dark Blue" and - with the model type "Aga" (46)

My lovely Aga – Pip

My Aga is about 19 years old. We did buy it, not inherit it with the house but also it is not reconditioned. It is original. It didn't give me this option in the drop down boxes. I love it! I would never go back. I got used to it very quickly. I a...

Tommie & The AGA – kuvmom

Hi my name is Tommie the Kuvasz, I love my AGA. I spend many hours keeping warm next to my beloved 4 oven. Here I am waiting for my dinner. Nothing like a good roast chicken, along with a few veggies and some warm water in the dish. Yum... Hum.....

My temperamental Aga – cherrytree

This is my second new Aga. I love cooking on it, and there is nothing I can't cook on it and I do an awful lot of serious cooking. However this gas fired beauty goes out whenever the wind blows in the wrong direction. No-one can solve the problem....

AGA – Will

Having taken forever to find someone to assemble it, finding extra insulation for it, it's up and running and we love it!

BigBlue in California – TeaMaiden

Purchased in 2005... installed in 2006 by Chris Plumb, the greatest Aga-man ever!! Still on the first thermocouple in Spring 2010... and BigBlue is the loveliest, most helpful "kitchen tool" imaginable. She cooks my casseroles and toast, boils wat...

An Italian Aga Saga. – Janine

Last summer we; mum, dad and 9-year old daughter, hired a van in north-east Italy and made a 4500 km round trip to pick up our Aga from the excellent Twyford Aga company in Hereford UK; we were the first Anglo/Italians in the 21-year history of th...

Cellar find – Katharine

We were having our old farmhouse renovated in 1996, and I mentioned to a friend that it was crying out to have an Aga installed. A few days later they rang to say that they had an old dismantled one in their cellar, which friends had given them, a...

Whats this? – Martin

Just before our marriage in 1971 Sue and I bought a large terraced house in Bradford which had been sub-let as bedsits for quite a few years, in fact for the first 18 months or so we still had a lodger up in the attic. He even occasionally paid us...

Life With AGA – Pat's AGA

1995 The move into the house of our dreams. Hubby's contribution "this kitchen needs an AGA" The kitchen project and AGA search began. Decided on a 1970s rebuild from Cheshire Cookers. We had to plan the kitchen around the AGA. This is now the bes...

It's my turn now – Moya

As a child, all my extended family seemed to have Aga's, but we did not. When my last cooker - a Canon built in oven - was on its last legs - it was 21 years old and only had two temperatures, on or off - I worked very hard indeed to ensure it wa...

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