Instruction: Given the user's review, identify the user's sentiment from the listed options. Answer using one of the options.

Input:
Le Creuset makes amazing enamelware. This product meets the expectation one should have of Le Creuset, for the price of their products.

Pros: Lifetime warranty (as with all Le Creuset Enamelware); large enough to make a family sized side dish in; pretty.
Cons: I'll probably replace the nob with a metal one (available from Le Creuset) because though these nobs withstand high heat, the metal nobs are preferred for oven cooking at higher temperatures; the price of Le Creuset is higher than most, and; since the enameled product is cast iron, it's heavier than other brands.

Recommend: This product is for anyone who wants to add a fun casserole dish to their collection. It's size lends itself well to a side dish cooked for a family of 5. If you don't mind paying 3x-5x the cost of most newer brands of enamelware, it's a one time purchase and you won't be disappointed. If ANYTHING goes wrong with this enamelware under normal use, the manufacturer will replace it entirely, like they promise with all of their enamelware. Le Creuset is the only company that uses the type of multiple-enameling process over cast iron that it is known for. Rather than using crummy cookware and having to fight to find cookware that cooks evenly, spend a little extra if you can and slowly collect this brand. You will not regret it. We have found that their casserole dishes, when used on the stovetop and covered with their lid, can cut cooking time of stews and soups by 1/3-1/2. I would not recommend Le Creuset's larger enameled pots or pans to those with significant Arthritis in their hands or wrists, because of the weight of the iron and the strength it takes to maneuver the cookware.

Options:
A: very positive
B: positive
C: neutral
D: negative
E: very negative
Answer: A: very positive