AGA Stories - with the fuel type "Natural Gas" (384)

A cold welcome! – Yvonne

When my aga goes out, it is the strangest sensation! The heart goes out of the house, it is impossible for me to even try to cook with anything else! So until the aga man comes to repair it life is just a take away! Yuk

Ancient cooker – Phyllis

Inherited this red monster in 1978 and was not all that confident in using it. So bought a conventional electric cooker and had an imersion heater fitted.We now prefer to cook using the aga. The main problem is the temperature of the kitchen in th...

Cakes – Smiles

I have never been able to bake a successful Victoria sandwich and everyone told me it would be impossible in an Aga. Well I now make the most spectacular cake, it only usually lasts a couple of hours after being baked. I usually make about 3 a w...

Story of three Agas – Marj Stratton

When I was married 42 years ago I moved into my husbands farmhouse and was greeted by the old original icon -a 35 yr.old two-oven cream solid fuel Aga, temperamental, but great for the dogs and lambs to lie by and for boiling up the horses' barley...

MY COMFORTER – MY COMFORTER

Nothing is better than walking into the kitchen - leaning over the Aga against the warm towls and tea-clothes first thing on a winter's morning before lifting the lid to put the kettle on for the first cup of tea of the day. My friend the Aga!

My 1930s Kitchen – Gary The Gas

Our aga sits in the original kitchen at the back of the 1930s garage it used to be the coldest part of the hse,now this kitchen is alive every home should have 1.

Aga saga – SueD

Our Aga is fit for the Saga generation: it's 53 years old and the warm heart of our Edwardian house, used constantly to cook all our meals and provide our hot water. We've been custodians of our beloved Aga since 1979 and can't imagine life withou...

Jade – AGA Lover

Bought it, love it, would not be without it.

Hot – hot hot

As our Children/Grandchildren have been growing up when ever they have been near the Aga we would say Hot Hot So they Now Warm PJs and Coats and cook and warm their bodies on the HOT HOT I wonder what the next generation will call it

Warm welcome – Kirsty

I never know whether it is the warm welcome from my husband or I or the warmth of the welcome from the Aga that brings our family and friends back time and time again. Everyone has to fight to get near the Aga though as the dogs guard it closely ...

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