AGA Stories - with the fuel type "Diesel" (19)

for show? – tim

boughth a new aga when we finally got to convert our barns, my wife said it was just for show and so we installed a steam oven and electric hob as well(neither have ever been used!!!)great for home cooking family and friends can tell the differenc...

Welcoming attraction – Linda

The Aga provides a welcoming attraction to our Home. Having three adult sons with families including four very active grandchildren, the Aga brings the family together to eat the very best of food in a warm and cosy environment. There are twelve...

Dog meets oven – Dexter's Aga

Dexter's the Dog. The Aga doesn't have a name, but that doesn't mean we don't love it. Vistors wander over and introduce themselves to the Oven with a peculiar ritual of rubbing it with their bottoms. Strange: but we've come to expect this, a...

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...

The Cooker of many uses – Ever worm friend

When we got married my wife refused to have the solid fuel Esse in our kitchen and we went all electric. The 'winter of discontent' came allong with the many power strikes. We had to cook for us and 2 small children on a 2 burner calor gas stove....

Heart of the house – The Quay House

I was born in a house with an Aga & can't imagine not having the constant warm glow you feel, especially in an old Georgian house!My main Aga (I have 2!)is NEVER turned off & constantly runs at 4, Summer and winter. We make lots of bread in the ba...

Who needs a microwave? – Verity

When we moved to the farm in 1995 we installed a Rayburn and for 7 years thoroughly enjoyed using it, but felt that more ovens and a larger hot plate area would be useful. So in 2002 we bought a 1948, 4 oven Aga that had been converted to oil from...

How old? – AGA Lover

our Aga is cream with an original cream top (now very scratched) and was converted from solid fuel before we bought it and installed it in 1997, but we dont know how old it is! Can anyone help?

Elderly aga – RoxanneDG

My aga was inherited with my house. The original 'agaman' who serviced my aga had been doing so for over 20 years but has since retired. The aga has been moved twice in to different locations in the kitchen and is happily ensconsed in the old fire...

my aga – alex

Our Aga is very old and has been converted from solid to oil. It is the model with the temperate gagegoing the other way. Although we would never be without it there are difficulties with it. It also heats the wwater but does that first and we don...

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