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: The basic problem with this product is that unless you load a VERY small amount of coffee in the filter, the filter clogs. This causes the coffee ground and hot water to back up through the hole in the top and cause a mess. My son and I spent a few hours experimenting with different ways to prevent this but we have admitted defeat. I suspected the filter but I used filters which work perfectly fine in my EZ Cup still result in a mess on my kitchen counter. Even worse, coffee grounds in my coffee! However, if you like your coffee very weak, this will work well for you. I hope they can fix the design issues. Until then, I will stick with my EZ Cup.

SOLUTION: Negative

PROBLEM: I usually order Plum organic vegetable squeezable pouches for on the go but it comes one flavor per bulk. So when I saw this variety pack, 8 count POUCHES I decided to order. I recieved it today and it is DRY PACKET food not POUCHES... False Description. To make it worse I went online clicked on return-i got a message states this item is not returnable. I feel ripped off with the FALSE DESCRIPTION.... How can you describe DRY PACKET FOOD as POUCHES???

SOLUTION: Negative

PROBLEM: This product was a big disappointment. The picture on the box is misleading. These bars aren't chunky, the dough isn't flaky (more like cardboardy), they aren't filled with pieces of fruit, and if you didn't read the label (which claims about 30 items down the ingredient list that "yogurt powder" is added), you wouldn't have any idea you were eating yogurt at all. The bars probably contain MSGs, with all of the "natural flavorings," etc. Whatever calcium and other vitamins might be present have probably been added in what the ingredients list calls a "vitamin blend" -- there's too little food in the bar to give you much nutrition, anyway. The experience is very much like eating a long, thin fig bar -- only not as tasty. The fig bars I buy at my neighborhood grocery contain sugar, but also real fruit, whole wheat, no MSGs, and no trans fats. I'd rather eat one of them. I won't be purchasing this product again.

SOLUTION:
Negative