AGA Stories - with the colour "Dark Blue" (124)

Lovin my AGA!! – Kirsti

I inherited some money last year, and decided that I would fulfill a dream.I bought an Aga - and I haven't looked back! It took a bit of getting used to,but studied lots of books and now seem to have pretty much got it sussed, I think.The family l...

From Generation to Generation – Nelly

We inherited our original 1930's solid fuel Aga which saw lambs, piglets, kittens, puppies & most importantly our 2 lovely children grow up. Last year it could cope no more, so we invested in a shiny new electric Aga. No dust, no smells just lov...

Love Me Love My Rayburn – Soul girl

When I decided to install my Rayburn, I had to lose my kitchen. It was worth it, and the Rayburn has pride of place. Most days I have to fight the cat for it, as he insists on stretching out, just as I need to get to the ovens. My daughters have o...

Can't get to the aga – jolly

I have always wanted an aga and when we updatead the kitchen we bought a four oven. I love it so much that I could not be without one, problem is that I have a large family and every time I go to use the aga one maybe two even somtimes three of my...

Homely – Katrina

We decided to fit an Aga to make our house more homely, we do not have a large kitchen, but we enjoy the warmth and cloth drying facilities the Aga provides as well as the fact teh oven is always hot and we eat more healthy food cooking with an AG...

Long Last – M&D's Mam

I have dreamed of owing a AGA for about 30 years and every year we could not justify spending that amount of money on a cooker as we always needed something more essential or a repair needed doing, and every year the price was increasing. We move...

Aga to the rescue – Mrs. A

Living in an area served by an overhead cable electricity supply, we suffered in the October 1987 and January 1990 storms. We were without power for 8 and 10 days respectively. Thankfully the Aga kept us warm, provided hot water and plenty of hot ...

We're Stuck!? – DomThePom

The only problem with an aga is that once you have had one, nothing else will do! Can you imagine walking into your (cold) kitchen and remembering to turn on the oven half an hour before you need it? What about entertaing for a sizable party witho...

life – britney

Life without an aga? No way. Once an aga has entered your life it is an impossibilty to be without it. Its the heartbeat of the home and there is no life with no heartbeat.

Cat and her Aga – Jazz

I live with Dawn and David and my Aga, which I use for warming my paws on very cold days, as you can see! (Although I don't let the humans catch me). We love the Aga for its wonderful cooking, (cast iron ovens are the best) and ability to cook dif...

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