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 am by no means a coffee expert, but you would have to have a string of mental conditions to prefer this "coffee" over mud in a cup.  The taste is terrible at best, no amount of sugar and cream added makes it more tolerable, and quite honestly, there is a reason why Via sells better.  IT TASTES BETTER.  For several reasons I might add.  You can get it in a variety of flavors, so finding one you truly enjoy isn't difficult at all (unlike Taster's Choice), Starbuck's spent an incredible amount of time and effort perfecting the instant coffee while Nestle appears to have pulled theirs outta their lower back.  Long story short....if you like coffee, don't even try to settle for this.  If, however, you have no love for coffee, and are solely interested in a bit of caffeine, I guess this would suffice, but honestly there are less disgusting ways to get it (apples for example).

SOLUTION: Negative

PROBLEM: The rice flour in it is a crude gritty grade (cheap?). If you've ever used Thai rice flour <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000EYC096">Thai Rice Flour - 16 oz</a>, you know that rice flour does not need to be this unpleasantly gritty.  I tried compensating for the grit by using Bisquick Gluten Free to make Johnny cakes since the cornmeal is sort of gritty. But sadly, after you chew you are still left with this unpleasant grit like fine sand in your mouth.

SOLUTION: Negative

PROBLEM: Rating 1 star due to price. Too pricey. Loved the coffee, but average price on k-cups is typically 50 to 60 cents per k-cup. Paying $1.18 per k-cup is outrageous (I thought I was getting a 2 pack for the price, my bad). Amazon has many 2 packs of k-cups for this price. Will pay closer attention on future k-cup purchases. Will not purchase this product at this price again.

SOLUTION:
Negative