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.

Example Input: Bought a couple jars of this just last night for a dinner party, thinking I was getting the product I was familiar with. What I was familiar with was a wonderful product, with a delightful "popping" texture, a strong, salty bite, and a lovely presentation.  What I got, to my vast embarrassment and disgust, was a fetid, sweet taste and a runny, slightly greenish goo the color and texture of goose plop.  I actually thought the stuff had maybe gone bad. Then I noticed the "ingredient list."  Really? Lemon Juice? Xanthan Gum? What on earth are these ingredients doing in a jar of caviar?  I know this stuff is not exactly high end, but come on! It was previously a very nice product!  I was gonna toss it, but the hostess ended up giving it to her cat. Do not know if he ate it or not.  Bitterly disappointed in this. Seriously, it's not edible. It's absolutely disgusting, both in looks and in taste.
Example Output: Negative

Example Input: Spectrum Naturals Walnut Oil, refined, is a very mild oil. I can't detect any walnut smell or taste any walnut flavor at all. Maybe that's what you want in some cases, though I was hoping for a more nutty flavor like raw walnuts.  It does have the advantage of having higher Omega 3 content than most oils. Also most oils that are high in Omega 3 (like fish oil and flax oil) have a strong taste which you probably don't want on your salad.  Unlike some of Spectrum's oils, it is not organic.
Example Output: Positive

Example Input: Pros: +packaging, shipping, price +sold about a year before its expiration date (enough for me to eat/share 9 boxes) +not too "fresh" like the regular wintergreen and not in a powdery form. it's a real mint!  Cons: none!
Example Output:
Positive