TASK DEFINITION: You are given a review of Amazon's food products. Your task is to divide them into two classes: negative or positive, depending on the content of the review.
PROBLEM: I don't know if it was the case of chips we received or what, but everyone we allowed to sample the chips (in a buffet style setting) agreed that these were slightly on the salty side. One person jokingly stated that these would be terrific for melting ice and snow, due to the amount of salt in these.  We had ordered these with the expectations that these would be similar to the Lay's Kettle Mesquite Potato Chips, but these Kettle brands outback bbq chips are the exact opposite.  Sorry folks, we just had better expectations from these chips but they a little on the on the salty side.  We are still looking forward to Amazon finally getting the Lay's Kettle Mesquite Potato Chips in stock. These got a 2 star, because the bbq powder they had used on these were flavorful enough to be unique.

SOLUTION: Negative

PROBLEM: I bought this product online because, although it is a Kellogg cereal, I cannot find a retail store which carries it, and incidentally I would like to know why. I called Kellogg and they could really give me no good answer, and suggested I try another product of theirs, which i found not as good as this. I appreciate that Amazon offers this, and I will continue to order it.  By the way,  it really keeps me "regular", better than any other cereal.  Try it, you'll like it.

SOLUTION: Positive

PROBLEM: I really enjoyed the taste of this product. It neither seemed too "berry" or too "kiwi" -- it was a nice balance. I would compare this to a strongly-flavored carbonated water product. The flavor is clean and crisp, and not overpowering.  The product provides 100% of vitamin C -- a definite plus. However, the product has 34g of carbs, 33g of which are sugars. Granted, these are not processed sugars and are only natural sugars from the fruit juices the product contains. However, this results in a product that has 135 calories in an 8.3-ounce can. This results in a poor substitute for soda.  It's an all-natural product, and tastes great, but has entirely too many calories for such a small serving.

SOLUTION:
Negative