AGA Stories (1287)

My Aggie – Aggie Love

I love my Aggie, she is warm, cuddly, and ever so kind to us. Aggie is the heart of our home,she has a fatal attraction, she draws you to stand in front of her rocking from foot to foot, even though it's summer here (40C). I can't wait for winter...

Inheriting an Aga – janrob

When we bought our house seven years ago the Aga was already installed - a good reason for buying! It would be hard to imagine life without it now. Our cats certainly couldn't survive without it either. Although there are times at the height...

An Italian Aga Saga. – Janine

Last summer we; mum, dad and 9-year old daughter, hired a van in north-east Italy and made a 4500 km round trip to pick up our Aga from the excellent Twyford Aga company in Hereford UK; we were the first Anglo/Italians in the 21-year history of th...

The AGA Saga – Our AGA, Louis and Freya

'Tis a while since we updated our AGA story and since last doing so we've had another introduction to the family by way of Little Louis, a very handsome black & white Norwegian Forest Cat. Louis & Freya, his older cousin, love the warmth of the AG...

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...

stateside aga – monca belisle

i have lived in the same small house for over 30 years. now an empty nester i had the option of selling and finding a different home or staying put and doing a few special modifications on this one. i chose to stay here since i'm close to seattl...

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...

My lovely aga – Elwyn

The aga was put in by my mother in law over 20 years ago, it used to be run on solid fuel. After my father in law died in 1989, the aga was converted to oil as it was easier for my mother in law to maintain. We have now moved into the family home ...

Life on the Sea Shore – PINKERS

Well let me see . I live in a pretty white cottage on the sea shore in the West Highlands of Scotland with my very lovely owner and her two boys .I am the love of her life and I do my very best to live up to her boasting about me to any one and ev...

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!

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