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blueg33 said:
I guarantee the everyone who has an Aga also has a Dualit toaster - both are overpriced and don't do the job as well as other options available. People buy them for the name and then spend lots of time justifying them.
Everyone I know who has an Aga also has a regular normal oven for doing things like normal cooking in. How does an Aga manage to be so huge and have such tiny ovens.
Correct, I can also order a spare from Dualit and fix the toaster in 10 minutes. Everyone I know who has an Aga also has a regular normal oven for doing things like normal cooking in. How does an Aga manage to be so huge and have such tiny ovens.
We have a 4 oven gas Aga with an extra 2 induction hob module.
It’s simply fantastic. Heats the kitchen, it’s always ready to use so both convenient and time saving. It cooks food (especially meat) in a far better way than electric ovens that seem to sap all the moisture out of everything.
It costs about £60 a month in gas. We turn it off for summer and use the induction hob and an electric oven. We always can’t wait to turn it back on as autumn rolls in.
You shouldn’t turn you nose up at it until you’ve lived with one!
It’s simply fantastic. Heats the kitchen, it’s always ready to use so both convenient and time saving. It cooks food (especially meat) in a far better way than electric ovens that seem to sap all the moisture out of everything.
It costs about £60 a month in gas. We turn it off for summer and use the induction hob and an electric oven. We always can’t wait to turn it back on as autumn rolls in.
You shouldn’t turn you nose up at it until you’ve lived with one!
Bandit said:
We have a 4 oven gas Aga with an extra 2 induction hob module.
It’s simply fantastic. Heats the kitchen, it’s always ready to use so both convenient and time saving. It cooks food (especially meat) in a far better way than electric ovens that seem to sap all the moisture out of everything.
It costs about £60 a month in gas. We turn it off for summer and use the induction hob and an electric oven. We always can’t wait to turn it back on as autumn rolls in.
You shouldn’t turn you nose up at it until you’ve lived with one!
Lived with one - sold it when we refurbished the houseIt’s simply fantastic. Heats the kitchen, it’s always ready to use so both convenient and time saving. It cooks food (especially meat) in a far better way than electric ovens that seem to sap all the moisture out of everything.
It costs about £60 a month in gas. We turn it off for summer and use the induction hob and an electric oven. We always can’t wait to turn it back on as autumn rolls in.
You shouldn’t turn you nose up at it until you’ve lived with one!
blueg33 said:
I guarantee the everyone who has an Aga also has a Dualit toaster - both are overpriced and don't do the job as well as other options available. People buy them for the name and then spend lots of time justifying them.
Everyone I know who has an Aga also has a regular normal oven for doing things like normal cooking in. How does an Aga manage to be so huge and have such tiny ovens.
Shows how much you know.Everyone I know who has an Aga also has a regular normal oven for doing things like normal cooking in. How does an Aga manage to be so huge and have such tiny ovens.
We have an Aga and a Kitchen Aid toaster.
Amateurish said:
We have an AGA, I hate it.
It is rubbish at cooking.
It is hugely wasteful of energy.
I just spent £2k on repairs after the control board failed.
Cripes who charged you that. Not AGA I hope.It is rubbish at cooking.
It is hugely wasteful of energy.
I just spent £2k on repairs after the control board failed.
We had all the burner and thermo-control gubbins re-done by AGA for £600. Yours is gas not electric? Though the installer did joke, and I thought it was a joke at the time, that they fit the same controller and burner be it a two oven like ours, or the four oven, they just charge twice as much for the four oven. Perhaps not a joke, installer was from AGA Wirral.
dmsims said:
Bandit said:
it’s always ready to use so both convenient and time saving. It cooks food (especially meat) in a far better way than electric ovens that seem to sap all the moisture out of everything.
The myth continues!dmsims said:
Bandit said:
it’s always ready to use so both convenient and time saving. It cooks food (especially meat) in a far better way than electric ovens that seem to sap all the moisture out of everything.
The myth continues!
StanleyT said:
Amateurish said:
We have an AGA, I hate it.
It is rubbish at cooking.
It is hugely wasteful of energy.
I just spent £2k on repairs after the control board failed.
Cripes who charged you that. Not AGA I hope.It is rubbish at cooking.
It is hugely wasteful of energy.
I just spent £2k on repairs after the control board failed.
We had all the burner and thermo-control gubbins re-done by AGA for £600. Yours is gas not electric? Though the installer did joke, and I thought it was a joke at the time, that they fit the same controller and burner be it a two oven like ours, or the four oven, they just charge twice as much for the four oven. Perhaps not a joke, installer was from AGA Wirral.
blueg33 said:
I guarantee the everyone who has an Aga also has a Dualit toaster - both are overpriced and don't do the job as well as other options available. People buy them for the name and then spend lots of time justifying them.
Everyone I know who has an Aga also has a regular normal oven for doing things like normal cooking in. How does an Aga manage to be so huge and have such tiny ovens.
Perhaps... But the best toast in the world is made on an Aga. Everyone I know who has an Aga also has a regular normal oven for doing things like normal cooking in. How does an Aga manage to be so huge and have such tiny ovens.
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