Most people associate the name AGA with good food and fine living. And
although it’s often thought of as quintessentially British, AGA
actually began life in Sweden.
The celebrated cooker found in 750,000 households worldwide was invented
by Dr Gustav Dalén, a blind Nobel Prize-winning physicist. Appalled
that his wife and maid had to constantly tend to their old-fashioned range,
Dalén set out to design a modern cooker that would look after itself.
Over the last 80 years AGA has built on that iconic design, creating
new products for the day’s needs. Additions to the AGA family like
dual fuel and electric cooking products, as well as refrigeration, have
brought us a long way from Dalen’s first cooker in 1922, but close
to our heritage.
