Question 1

What's the difference between this and Glip AF800? They look the same.

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I was wondering the same thing, and after some research, it appears that there is one vital difference between the LivingBasix and Glip:The Glip only uses convectional heating (rapid heated air), and has no Infrared heating.The LivingBasix uses dual heating methods, both convection and infrared to help cook things more thoroughly without drying it out.  Based on this, I would definitely go for the LivingBasic.

Question 2

How does this work using fresh food instead of frozen--to make fries, chicken strips, heating up pizza (not frozen pizza)? Thanks!

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It works very well indeed with fresh food. You can roast- lamb, beef, chicken or grilled fish with herbs and spices just as you would  cok conventionally. Or you can prepare complete dish by cutting the meat into pieces, put vegies together and just turn on the heat and timer. You can practically cook anything you would using this air fryer.

Question 3

Other than a lower price (by $100), anyone with an opinion betw. or experience with this and the Phillips Viva Air Fryer?  Having trouble choosing.

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I don't know much about the Phillips Viva Air Fryer. The Living Basix LB100 has been doing a great job for us. We fried chicken wings, French fries, fish fillet etc. and all were done perfectly. I think it has a better value for the money.

Question 4

How many quarts does it hold?

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This is an oil free fryer. I would say 2 quarts of food, for example, 2 dozens of wings and/or 4 cups of fries; it depends on what you are frying. I have to say that the wings and the fries (from scratch) come out golden and crispy, just the way i like them.

LB100 Jet Fry Oil-Free Fryer with Adjustable Temperature Control and Timer

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