AGA Stories - with the fuel type "Solid Fuel" (98)

our old lady – tired mum

We inherited our rayburn with the house and is now over 50years old, and i love it...as we have no gas supply we have had small energy bills this winter as we have cooked on it, heated water and of course generated lots of heat...all using seasone...

business relationship. – Ben Ahn

We provide full architectural total solution for renowned architects, interior-designers, contractors, housing associations, and so on. Militec.ADI Co.,Ltd. Ben Ahn Project President Mobile : +82.10.8661.0357 E mail :adi-f@hanmail.n...

Our Aga long journey – sm7xab

The same day as it became clear to us that we became the proud owners of our new home, we were discussing what to do with the kithcen. Just out of the blue, we both said "wouldn't it be nice with an Aga" in there? So, we went to look for used ones...

1953 – New home for an old Aga

I still have difficulty understanding what a joy it is to cook on an Aga. It provided my early Jamie Oliver moments and also kept me warm when I came in from playing in the snow. This one has to find a new home as I am renovating and regrettably...

Not sure how to use – Joan

We bought the house as a holiday home in 1990. We only used the stove occasionally. After a few years not at all. Now that I have been widowed and am living here permanently. I would like to but cannot find the instructions. Please can someone hel...

What a honey – Jane

A neighbour's daughter was worried, because her 'Wartime Food' project was in trouble...their kitchen was being remodelled, so I offered her the use of my Model 82 (1937 - 1941). Her honey cakes were perfect, and so authentic!

Our Saviour – Whoopsadaisy

We inherited our lovely AGA thermic when we purchased our house, we think it is duck egg blue rather than powder blue, but hey, it’s blue. We fell in love with it from the moment we first saw it and its still in constant daily use throughout the...

heart of the home – ian

we love our aga as it heats our kitchen for us cooks for us and boils our kettle, makes our toast, heats our hot water for us dries and presses our cloths and is the hub of the home we feel very sad when we let her have a rest in the summer as the...

My Aga friend – EJA

We moved into our home in Oct 1959 & had our Aga installed soon afterwards, it took a bit of getting used to but I was soon converted, it is still a solid fuel model although we did consider converting to gas during the fuel crisis in the 70s. It...

My Rayburn – Toni

I just love this oven, at first I was worried about how I was going to cook on it, but three weeks later I was cooking Christmas dinner on it, and I have never looked back. If I move I will need to have a Rayburn or Aga it is as simple as that. I ...

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