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And do you like, love or hate it?
Anyone have an AGA? |
| I can't speak to brands, but I wouldn't cook on anything but gas. You just can't get the same level of control. |
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Kenmore elite gas with warming drawer. Great value for a residential appliance. Recently renovated, love to cook and bake. Researched all brands, liked the Viking but their residential line is a ripoff, and unless you have upgraded gas service forget about the high btu models.
Like aga, also liked the miehle but didn't want to spend more than $2,000. |
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I've seen many negative reviews from owners re Viking.
I can't find many reviews re AGA. Not sure why. |
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AGA is just not a good fit in DC because the thing is on all the time -- you really don't want something generating constant heat in your house in June/July/August. I have friends with one and I cooked on it. It was fine to cook on, lots of space and warming areas. But they turned it off for the entire summer and just used their grill and a stand-alone burner. It put out a lot of heat in the kitchen.
When I move to Vermont I will totally get one. |
| GE Profile. Love it. |
| Does anyone have induction? We don't have gas in our new house and I am considering it. |
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I have this range below. $360.00, Kenmore electric, one oven. I would like to upgrade someday when money allows. I'm also a better cook than most people I know (more skills, better intuition, finer palate). On this. The $360, 30" range.
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Wolf 6 burner. Love it.
Viking - hate it. Huge POS. Also liked the GE Profile I had. |
| Ge profile. Love it. |
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The traditional AGA cooker is the one that is on all of the time. AGA now makes a number of other ranges that aren't on all the time which might be a better fit for this area.
I would look through some of the posts on the GardenWeb appliance forum. There are postings for pretty much every appliance brand you could think of. http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/appl/ |
| Everyone I know with an AGA hates it. It is the kind of thing that seems like a good idea in a magazine, but in the real world it is not practical. |