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.

Q: Although it sounded delicious, I was very disappointed in this coffee. The coffee has a strange, chemical aftertaste ... cup after cup, not just once. Even when it brews, it creates a chemical sort of aroma. In fact, because our single-serve pod coffee brewer was new, I started thinking the problem was the brewer. We assumed it was a left-over manufacturing plastic or metal aftertaste coming through in the water. I even e-mailed the coffee machine maker (Bunn) to see how to remove the aftertaste. Imagine our surprise when a month later we opened a new pack of pods (regular Colombian, not flavored) and were delighted that our machine makes great coffee. When we made a cup of the Senseo Vanilla again -- back came the off-taste and aroma. Perhaps it's the "artificial flavors" used? Be forewarned!

A: Negative
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Q: I love this tea and drink it at least twice a day. The flavor is both strong and sweet. The tea stands on it's own, never needing sweetner. If you're a cinnamon lover, you have to try this tea. And even if you're not, it's worth a try.

A: Positive
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Q: After doing a lot of research on single grain oatmeal cereal, it's clear HappyBellies has the best ingredients (DHA from algea as opposed to fish oil and a better blend of probiotics as opposed to just one type). However, there definitely is some sort of production problem with the cans of oatmeal with a July 2012 expiration date. First, there is a distinct smell with this oatmeal. This oatmeal has a strong stale smell and looks grey in color. All other oatmeals have almost no smell at all and have a consistent light-khaki color. Second, the HappyBellies oatmeal does not thicken formula as other oatmeals do. Our son has acid reflux and we were told to add one tablespoon of oatmeal per ounce of formula. When I use Gerber oatmeal with DHA and probiotics, this makes the formula very thick - sludgelike. With the HappyBellies, no matter how much I add it doesn't thicken the formula at all. It remains watery and not suitable for a baby who spits up excessively. Third, I think our son has an allergic reaction to this oatmeal. He has no issue using the non-organic Gerber oatmeal with DHA and probiotics, but with the HappyBellies he has thrown up the formula/oatmeal immediately after eating it as if his stomach was upset. He also seemed to break out in a rash after putting him on HappyBellies after a couple of days. I agree with the other reviews that there definitely seems to be something wrong with this batch of oatmeal. I suspect that moisture somehow go into the oatmeal before it was sealed and as a result it rotted in the can, thus causing a bad smell, a grey color, and unable to absorb the moisture from the formula to thicken the solution. The grey color has even made me wonder if it's mold that has grown on the oatmeal. It's very clear to me that HappyBellies should issue a voluntary recall of this product!

A:
Negative
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