Cooking with an AGA
Cooking with the AGA really does make your food taste better, as it preserves all the juices and flavours. AGAs keep the nutrients in your food as well as reducing salt, sugar and fatty oils, making them the healthier option when compared to traditional oven cooking.
Benefits of an AGA
- For the amount they do, AGAs are low maintenance and require very little attention.
- Ever get unexpected visits from your friends when they have a problem? With AGAs, the kettle is always ready to boil for a cuppa, for situations like these.
- If your friend ever comes round after an awful break-up, the kettle is always ready to boil for a cuppa.
- AGAs are designed to conserve energy and fuel, and therefore lowers the costs.
- Having the grandkids round to sleep? Put their pyjamas on your AGA, and they'll be nice and warm for bedtime.
- If it's your turn to cook the Christmas dinner for the whole family this year, an AGA can fit a 13kg turkey inside its oven.
- Because of the reconditioning process, AGAs can last an extremely long time, so you'll have a lifetime of amazing cooking experiences and toasty warm winters.
Buying a New Aga
There is always a chance of disappointed customers, who spend a lot of money and end up regretting not buying a new one.
Buying a brand new AGA means you don't need an external flue, so you can have it wherever you want in the kitchen.
Buying a Reconditioned Aga
Amazing craft and creativeness goes into reconditioning AGAs, which some people are drawn to.
Buying a reconditioned AGA is seen as giving an antique item a makeover into a beautiful, modernised cooker, and furthermore, a second chance to provide incredible meals for you and your family.
The AGA could have an amazing historical story that deserves preserving.
You can choose the exact colour you want to match your kitchen.
In actual fact, reconditioning is the greener option as it minimises the waste produced, they are mainly made from recycled objects, and they will reduce your carbon footprint.
AGAs that have been reconditioned are more personal to you
Process of Reconditioning
Firstly, the AGA is taken apart and cleaned thoroughly for an examination of the condition it's in, so a plan can be made about what needs to be done.
Next, the cast iron parts are treated against corrosion, and the rusted parts of the AGA are replaced, such as the door linings, seals, side panels and chrome parts.
Now, the enamel surfaces must be checked for flaws, so they can be re-enamelled with the colour that the customer has chosen their AGA to be.
After this, the reconstruction takes place, starting with the enamel parts, doors and lids.
Lastly, the AGA is examined by a technician. If all is well, the AGA is complete and ready for delivery.
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