kalanamak > wrote in :

> sf wrote:
>
>> In her previous life, I think Blacksalt was "this far" away
>> from buying one. She might be able to clue you in. Yes, it's gas.
>> but it's fancy gas... http://www.aga-kitchen.com/
>>
> I did come close to it, as I live in a wet climate rather like England,
> where no AC is ever needed.
> A local place let me try it out, making curries and bread, and it did
> very well. If one lives in an Englandish climate (or Scots), and is
> going to stay put and cook alot, esp. for large family or lots of
> entertaining, I think them a lovely idea. I planned on shutting it off
> for the two months a year one can wear shorts in the afternoon.
> Google it, under groups, to get all kinds of comments, mostly from
> people who haven't ever owned one and think them outrageous.
> blacksalt

I would really love to own one, but I'd probably burn to a crisp in my
Arizona kitchen. Either that, or I'd need a separate central a/c for the
kitchen alone.

--
Wayne in Phoenix

*If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it.
*A mind is a terrible thing to lose.