AGA Stories - in Dorset (6)

Multi - tasking!!! – Aga Mummy

Thanks to Aggie (our Aga) my baby daughter's cloth nappies are always dry despite the British weather! My 5 year old daughter gets pancakes at the weekends - so easy on the hot plate, the dogs stay cosy (bit smelly after they've been in the river ...

Part of the Family – Judith & Jonathan

When we moved from London to live in Guernsey, Channel Islands (not available on your country/city listings by the way!) we bought a 50 year old coal fired 2 oven cream Aga which has become the 5th member of the family! We have had it reconditione...

never be without my warm friend – aga fan

I grew up with Aga's and I remember Mum creating several 'prehistoric cannon balls' with doughnuts forgotten in the top oven. When I married we decided to buy our own and have never been without a warm friend in the kitchen ever since. I am curren...

How our bakery started – Honeybuns

Hallo, My name is Emma & I love my Aga! Having been brought up with a gorgeous duck egg blue oil fired AGA at home, it was always my yearning to have our very own "grown up" model. I learnt to bake by watching mum proving "yeastie" buns on the top...

Holiday Cottage Aga – Heather

We bought Chideock Cottage in Chideock, West Dorset in June 2007 and inherited the beautiful dark blue 2-oven aga. The previous owner tells us that the aga dates back to the 1960's and, as you can see, it is in very good condition having been rec...

Exactly what we needed – Alan

Having seen the documentary TV program about the Aga we just knew an Aga would suit our lives. To be sure we had the right idea about Aga’s ability we attended 2 Aga demonstrations these served to make us even more sure that an Aga was exactly ...

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