AEG vs Creda Cookers

AEG and Creda sit at different points in the cooker market. AEG's freestanding cookers here include the SurroundCook CCX1530ACB and the CCX6740ACB 112-litre double oven, both at £699, and the SteamBake CCB6741ACM at £779. Creda's range includes the C100RCDFTBL 100cm dual fuel range cooker at £1,199 and the C80BISMFTCBL 80-litre built-in black oven at £329. The Creda range cooker costs £420 more than the AEG CCB6741ACM.

The difference comes down to format. Creda's C100RCDFTBL is a range cooker with a gas hob and electric ovens, with a true fan oven, a black glass splashback and a high-power wok burner. The 80-litre C80BISMFTCBL is a fitted oven that suits a built-in kitchen. AEG's cookers offer SteamBake for bread and pastry, SurroundCook for even heat across several shelves, and catalytic liners on selected models that absorb grease during cooking. The Creda range cooker uses a gas hob rather than a ceramic one, while the AEG models here all have ceramic hobs.

AEG suits keen home bakers and families who want an electric cooker that bakes evenly and prefer a ceramic hob. Creda suits large families and keen cooks with the space for a 100cm range cooker and a dual fuel setup, as well as anyone who needs a large built-in oven. Dual fuel requires both gas and electrical connections, and a 100cm range needs a dedicated space. Measure carefully before ordering either model. Its 80-litre oven is a useful option if you need a single built-in oven to replace an old one.

Bottom line: choose AEG if you want an electric cooker with SteamBake and a ceramic hob from £699. Choose Creda if you need a 100cm dual fuel range cooker starting at £1,199, or an 80-litre built-in oven from £329.