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Not on a boat! – Hattie

I had to have my dream Aga because I knew my husband couldn't get one on a sailboat! He built our lovely house as promised after our 'sailing life' was over, I love our house, I love the Aga and its chuggle, and my very clever hubby whose hand ...

Comfort – Poppy

We moved into a freezing cold old farmhouse in the middle of winter, inheriting an ancient 1940's solid fuel dirty Rayburn which promptly collapsed. It was replaced by my clean, warm and wonderful claret coloured Aga in the course of renovations. ...

It's wonderful! – Chris S

My Rayburn is now 2 weeks old. Life with it is so much better than I had imagined. So much hot water, it fills our deep, roll-top bath - we haven't had this luxury for 4 years relying on an immersion heater. It cooks beautifully -we've cooked eve...

The Cream and Green AGAS – AGA Lover

Mine is the second AGA we have had. The first one arrived after I advertised for a second hand AGA back in 1974. No one wanted old AGAs then and I had three to choose from. We moved it in a rented truck and rolled it on pipes into the kitchen, it ...

Almost a lifetime. – Mistee

My Aga has been with me almost all of my life, it was installed in my parants home in 1957 when I was a young girl, and I inherited the house in 1988. The oven is always ready to use, and the taste of the food is something special (or is this my ...

Teaching a new generation – flapjack

Our aga was found in a kitchen of the house we purchased, untouched since the 1970's. The kitchen was built from plywood and had an old fashioned slate shelved pantry and not much else. Our daughters have been taught to cook flapjacks, sponge ...

Installation – An Lios

The photo is a great representation of the lengths AGA engineers will go to install. One guy watches while the other is tightening the interior bolts of the base. Just managed to catch him.... Unfortunately just before Christmas (a couple of week...

Squealer – Kaye

Our cat Squealer loved the Aga with abandon. He slept full length in front of it with the tip of his tail threaded through the vents. His name came from what happened if we moved him so we learnt to cook moving gingerly round our ginger cat!

Make My Day! – Sugarbabe

Mrs.Bridges is responsible for all of the delicious treats in our Inn. We are Brits who own a B&B mountainside in Warren, Vermont. She really is the heart of our home and makes breakfast for 25+ people every day during the season. Guests love her...

We bought the house for the Aga – Lizzie

We had an Aga in our previous house and really wanted one again when we moved to this area. The estate agent phoned to tell us about this house just coming on to the market with an Aga - and that's why we bought the house.

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