Range cookers

[cod]

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crunchie you recommended the CDA one to me!

(not that I would buy yours as is too countryish for me!!)

This is mine here , I have it in cream (old house so it looks good). I love my range cooker and I particularly like the cast iron lids that come down over the rings, covers the grot! However it I had my chance again I would probably go for either the Rangemaster or a Cannon. At the time we had moved to this house and desperately needed a new cooker, think we got the cooker and the hood for just about the £1,000 mark.

I don't like them

what's wrong with a normal sized cooker?

Agas nice though.

I have a Stoves cooker and it has given me trouble from the start. A friend also has problems with hers. LOve the pink range cooker. Jordan has a pink one hasn't she?

Enid, I think they're great if you need to cook 2 things at different temperatures. I held off buying one because that usually only happens to me at Christmas!

a normal cooker doesn't look as good in a big kitchen

Enid - we all fancy ourselves as domestic goddesses

Ot should that be 'coddesses'

It does come in very handy at times when you need more than one oven, christmas, parties etc!

Enid, I have one because I think it suits the style of my kitchen (would have loved an Aga but couldn't afford it) and I love having two full sized ovens, I use one for meat/savoury type dishes that make a mess and keep the other one for baking/puddings and bread. I love the cast iron griddle that came with mine for making pancakes or griddling bacon or steaks and the extra rings are a bonus, although I have yet to use them all at once but have come very close.

I have two ovens in a normal sized oven. And I am a 'Domestic Goddess TM'.

Enid I love mine too. I often use both ovens at the same time. I am veggie and my family aren't so if i do a big sunday roast with all the potates in one oven, I have trays of roasting veg and pudding in the other

CD My cooker is not countryish, it is sleek and silver. I think I suggested mine to you but it was more expensive. You saw the CDA one and I agreed it was god (not to be pedantic ) Mine is the b**cks if you have £1500 - £2000 to spend, but at less than £1000 the CDA is good too. Stoves and Bellings are OK too

I just redid my kitchen about 2 years ago and went crazy. I love it though--it was my dream for a long time and I will be paying it off for some time. I did alot of research and can forward anything that you like. This is my range Coddy: DacorDualFuel

I also have what is called a stove stack over here, which is a microwave, wall oven and a warming drawer which I love. This is my second oven oven and warming drawer which is underneath the oven warmingdrawer
My microwave looks like this one microwave I also went crazy looking for cabinet knobs and found this fab website knobs I ended up choosing several different ones and I love them all myknobs My home PC is on the blink and I have lost all of my MSN IM address book, etc. CAT me if you like or my at work id which I am at all the time is wread at avaya.com

crunchie - you agreed it was god

I am just jealous, I want one really.

Bump for Cod, maybe she went to bed already?

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oh sorry crunchie I obv have false memory syndrome!

Snap Crunchie - we have
this - love it.

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dunno whether yo are still looking cod but i've got
this Belling Cookcentre
and i love it to bits... ace cast iron hob, 2 ovens - 1 fan and 1 electric, a separate grill and a warming oven... great for storing all my baking /roasting trays!!!) and 5 rings and 2 extra under the cast iron griddle , one of them being a wok burner!!! fab!

i love cooking so it was a definite must for me... when we moved house... the deal was big garden for dh , big kitchen with range cooker for me!

ooops... just clicked... too small a space in the kitchen? still a bit bleary eyed!

Have you enough room for one of these? 900 ml

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