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 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 bought these when they were on a Gold Box deal...thinking that it would be a nice inexpensive toss in for a month of lunches...and then I'd never buy them again. Not so... They're actually really tasty! Exceptionally crunchy! And the flavor is similar to kettle cooked chips. Definitely going on subscribe and save for a while. I don't think they're any more salty than standard potato chips...but they're by no means "low salt."

SOLUTION: Positive

PROBLEM: I am very involved with dog rescue - in fact I am a founding board member of a large and active rescue group that adopts 500 or more dogs per year while keeping very high standards with the placement standards. We (as a dog rescue) have used Canidae for years and recommended it to many adopters, but recently we (personally) have seen problems with our dogs', as well as dogs throughout the rescue, stools. We have had many cases of serious diarrhea, and when talking to local Veterinarians we use, have found that many have seen recent issues with Canidae causing their client's dogs to have similar diarrhea as we have experienced. I know Canidae has in the past changed their formula causing problems and it appears to have happened again. It is a shame because we have had good success with the food, but we (both personally and as a dog rescue) will no longer use this product.

SOLUTION:
Negative