AGA Stories - with the fuel type "Oil" (344)

Orchard Lodge – OrchardLodge

My Aga was installed when I moved to this house as a young bride in 1971. My late husband, the local butcher produced all his cooked meat on the Aga, including particularly delicious hams. The Aga kept me warm when up with babies on cold night...

here we go – tanys

Nuber 2 new aga..Well you said it was all about passion!!!! therfore we wont LABOUR to much about the warm and relaxating atmosphere an aga brings to a kitchen WINK WINK SAY NO MORE but yes 9 months latter there was no stopping out baby! It was a...

Jeremy Clarkson called it a Morris Minor of cooker – Jumble Jim

Jeremy Clarkson once described AGAs as being the Morris Minor of the cooking world. Well, as a former Morris Minor owner, there's not much wrong with that as far as I'm concerned....no, it won't do 0 to 120 in 6 seconds, but it's wonderful for sou...

My lovely snuggly Rayburn! – Connie

I had always wanted an AGA/Rayburn. In 2001 I realised my ambition! Because of logistics I chose a Rayburn, and I absolutely love it! It cooks, runs thecentral heating, gives me gallons (yes gallons, not litres!) of hot water, dries the clothes on...

A very expensive mistake – AC

My Oil fired Nouvelle was fine until the warranty expired. After that it was one enormous bill after another. The unit was out of action for long periods waiting repairs or hugely expensive parts. Local qualified engineers non-existant. The unit i...

Delivery – mumfid@aol.com

I bought my first Aga in 1966, a bright red one. I was so excited on the morning it was to arrive. The knock came on the kitchen door & I rushed out overjoyed , my Aga was about to be delivered. On the step was a gentleman slightly shorter than I ...

MORE THAN JUST A COOKER – SARAH

A VERY EXPENSIVE COOKER BUT AS ANY AGA OWNER KNOWS IT IS SO MUCH MORE THAN JUST A COOKER!

Bum Warmer – Cloggy

A great place to warm your bum on a cold winters day, but I have to fight the cats for the right.

AGA Virgins – Amanda B

We bought the house with a reconditioned 1930s (we think) AGA already in situ. Luckily we saw a course advertised in the local AGA shop in Cirencester and went along. We are now total converts - the AGA is our friend and lifeline! Power cuts ? ...

Home to Scotland – viv's AGA

We returned from Zimbabwe a little more than 4 years ago and eventually found a house which we could both afford and liked. Not too easy in Scotland. Joy of joys, there, in the kitchen, was an Aga, ancient but working and that was the only prerequ...

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