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Team Work – Jane

My aga is my pal. Together we provide delicious food, constant tea, toasty gloves and scarves and all on its own... it gives a warm welcome to all who enter.

From badly treated.......... – Di

..to much loved. We inherited our AGA with the cottage which had been previously let to obvious non devotees. The top was badly scratched and mistreated. We repaced both the black enamel top and the lids. We even went to great expense to have the ...

Our Baby!! – Aga Bores !!!

We love our new baby, our shinny black aga - she has settled into our routine really well and is definately one of the family!! I've become such an Aga fanatic I've even started working on Saturdays at our local Aga Shop!! Of course this has noth...

farmhouse aga – caroline

I use to spend alot of time at my aunts farm in Devon as a child. The warmth and feeling of security this gave me has never left and I always promised to treat myself. I did - last year - and I now see my children hugging the towel rail and askin...

Get Well Soon – AGA Lover

The aga bar is positioned perfectly so that what ever age you are, if you need to do physiotherapy, just grab the bar. And it is warm to boot!

Second hand – Gizmo

I bought my rayburn second handed from a friend of a friend of a friend for £100 and had fun getting it home! We used steel rods to roll it in. It stood in the middle of the kitchen floor for about11 months before we managed to get round to prepa...

Why I love my AGA – Hilary

When my parents died within 10 weeks of each other in 2002, they left us some money and the best thing I bought with that money was my AGA. My mother had an AGA in the late 50's early 60's and when they moved to a bigger house in 1963 they couldn'...

Your Aga with us or you're not... – Matilda Blue

You can tell an Aga owner as soon as they enter your Kitchen, they'll be the ones who, as if on auto pilot lean on the chrome hand rail, taking up the most sort after position in the room. When talking to others about your "family member" they'll ...

Hope deferred – Hopeful1

I have always worked outside the home, and I think the Aga is mostly to enable me to dream of what I might do one day when retirement comes - but I do love the immediately available heat, the casseroles and chutneys!

Middle England – Joanna

I love my aga because it reminds me of my childhood ,as I grew up learning to cook on an aga. Since losing both my parents & moving away from family & friends, my aga is a link with the past. It is always there reliable,consistant & warm.

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