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My Perfect Aga – MrsU

After months of searching, I knew our house was 'The One' when I walked into the kitchen & saw my dream 4 oven Aga. It is a very old model, with the shelf at the back. I ADORE cooking on it & truly believe there is no better or easier way to cook....

A tale of two Aga's – SueT

We inherited our first (solid fuel) Aga when we bought our house in 1976, the house is old and I guess the Aga was old too as the same model was in the London Science museum. But it served us well for 20 years, never let us down. Despite the riddl...

southccliffe – southcliffe

having purchased the house

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...

new aga – netty

I am a new aga owner its the best cooker I have had its great for entertaining large numbers the aga cookery demonstrations are very informative and I have picked up lots of tips how have I managed without one all these years ??

A DOGS LIFE – CHRIS

I'VE HAD MY AGA TWO YEARS NOW, I WOULDN'T BE WITHOUT, DESPITE THE FACT THAT ALL THESE CAKES, WILL MAKE ME RATHER STOUT. I BAKE AND STEW AND FRY AND GRILL, AND DO THE SUNDAY ROAST, AND MY AGA IS MY GREATEST FRIEND, WHEN I'M THE PERFECT HOST. IT'S P...

Comfort and Joy – Grandma Albert

I nursed our 18 year old cat Albert in front of the Aga, giving warmth and comfort to his old bones until the sad day arrived and a visit from the vet helped him slide gently away. The Aga still gave warmth but life seemed on hold for some time a...

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.

Scrap Metal – Fab 4

When we first moved in my husband refused to cook on the Rayburn, referring to it as a piece of scrap metal (and I was so gullible that I didn't see this as a ruse for him not to cook for 6 months!). Nine years on and we both love it and actually...

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