AGA Stories - in West Yorkshire (9)

The AGA Saga – Our AGA and Freya

In our home, Freya is the cat and the heart is our AGA. We love both of them and, in turn, they give us their all. We would not be without either. And, now, Freya would not be without the AGA, either. She has learned that a warm back, tummy and s...

Why Rayburn – Rickraw1

Our boiler needed replacing.We were passing an AGA shop and fell in love with Rayburn that doubles as boiler for central heating.It was difficult to install but is brilliant.

Squealer – Kaye

Our cat Squealer loved the Aga with abandon. He slept full length in front of it with the tip of his tail threaded through the vents. His name came from what happened if we moved him so we learnt to cook moving gingerly round our ginger cat!

Love Your Aga! – CAT

When we renovated our farm - it just had to be an Aga, the kitchen demanded it. My husband wasn't at all keen and only gave in because of the Gas Module - a his and her's cooker! What's happened in reality is that neither of us use the electric ...

Toast – bernardjmelia

Whenever the grandchildren stay overnight, for breakfast they always as for agatoast. As if there is no other toast as good.

What no pan!! – Jessica

I love to cook a full English breakfast on the bare hob of my Rayburn (I use a special cooking sheet). It fasinates all our visitors to see eggs, bacon tomatoes, mushrooms, black pudding all sizzling away on the flat hob. Then surprise, the toast,...

new aga – happy aga

I grew up with an aga and my parents always had an aga although it was a coal to oil conversion. When we moved into my parents home we bought a brand new oil aga an d both mysel and my son love it to bits. THe house is warm and friendly and cookin...

a friend for life, not just for christmas – delgray

forms a focal point to any kitchen. warm, cosy and inviting. cooks rice to perfection. Can't imagne life without one.Dries clohes overnight. The possibilities are endless........

I shall never be without again! – Elm House Cook

I was first "hooked" on Agas in the late seventies when we took the plunge and had one installed in the small terraced cottage where we lived at the time. It was a white, gas fired, two oven Aga with a “back boiler”. It kept the whole house ...

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