AGA Stories (840)

First One – john1287

Hi This is our first Aga We love it but, to be honest, it does take a little getting used too! We seem to learn new things, new how to's every day. Have joined this site to 'meet' other owners and share tips and info.

Aga to the rescue – Mrs. A

Living in an area served by an overhead cable electricity supply, we suffered in the October 1987 and January 1990 storms. We were without power for 8 and 10 days respectively. Thankfully the Aga kept us warm, provided hot water and plenty of hot ...

Unwanted Aga – cbw

My Aga came free with my suburban house. I could see no point in an aga in the suburbs and so was determined that it would go asap, I even had a buyer for it. Before moving into the house I went on a short aga cooking course and began to think t...

And it only took 37years!! – Ann

My mother was Irish and couldn’t cook to save her life! I grew up believing that all food was served in varying tones of back. You can imagine my relief when I met my husband, who had grown up with a great interest in food, and knew that there w...

terrible – olive oil

gonna have the aga ripped out ... it costs £150 per month to run (oil) and when the wind blows, we can't cook ! coupled to that, we bought a large set of VERY expensive aga pans and two of the lids have parted company with the knobs ! hope you al...

Cooking Good Cookery Courses – Carolyn Chesshire

Having spent half a lifetime cooking with solid fuel Rayburns and secretly coveting friends' AGAS, my dream AGA came into my life in 2005. A fabulous, original, classic, four-oven cream affair, dated 23 April 1949! It now presides in my sunny, c...

Inherited Aga – Helen

Before we moved into our present house I was investigating how to get rid of my Aga, because I did not think it was a way of cooking I wanted and a demonstration in an Aga showroom, did nothing to make me change my mind. However when we moved to o...

three agas – Jemima

When we moved into a house with a solid fuel Aga in 1981, we had it converted to gas. it was a cream Aga installed around 1948. I fell in love with Aga cooking and when we moved house, one stipulation was to have another Aga. We had a new green ...

BEGINNER – MINK

Prior to moving into our current house we had an oil fired Rayburn, which was easily controlled for cooking purposes. Having moved to a house with a solid fuel Rayburn Supreme, which provides central heating, hot water and cooking. It has been qui...

Old friend/new friend – Cordon Bleu

Had an Aga in my old farmhouse and couldn't live without it. New house had a gas range cooker with all the latest gimmicks - thought it must be OK - It wasn't. Missed an Aga so much that now I have a new friend I can't live without!

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