AGA Stories - in Lincolnshire (8)

There's no going back – Aga Lincs

We inherited our Aga when we bought our house in 2005. After a few teething problems we are now seasoned experts at cooking using our Aga and would now never go back to conventional cooking. It's always ready to go, cooks perfectly, keeps the dog...

Pride and Joy – Clare

My Aga was a present for which I shall be forever grateful. She heats my kitchen, cooks to perfection, keeps the cats in 7th heaven and everyone who enters seems to gravitate towards her. What we would do without her I dread to think.

The Heart of The House – aegir

Our house has been owned by our family since 1951. I am the third generation. The original AGA was purchased by my Grandparents in 1951, for £400 I believe,I have records and receipts somewhere in the attic. In 1972 my Mother updated the kitchen ...

My Aga History – sheila

My first AGA was bought for £95 in 1952.Our first home hadno electric or water, the Aga had a water boiler included with a tap to run hot water,when we left in 1962 we sold that AGA and had a new one installed in the place of an old type range. I...

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...

Good things never die – Bea

We moved into our grade 2 listed farm house in 1998, I had never cooked with an AGA before but was converted straight away. The AGA we have is the old 1960,s type, the people we bought our house from, had a brand new AGA fitted but within a week ...

Hope deferred – Hopeful1

I have always worked outside the home, and I think the Aga is mostly to enable me to dream of what I might do one day when retirement comes - but I do love the immediately available heat, the casseroles and chutneys!

My Dream Oven – Erica

I always dreampt of cooking with an Aga and it didnt dissapoint. One day I found a baby duckling on the floor of the duck house abandand by its mother.It must have newly hatched as it was wet and scrawney. I thought it was dead but while looking i...

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