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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.
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Now let me start by saying I did not buy this tea as a diet supplement. I bought this because I tried it from a local store as I was looking for a tea that had some peppermint in it but not so much it was over-powering like a full peppermint tea. This has just the right amount of peppermint combined with a green tea. Overall it is a pleasant taste that I could drink all day.
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Positive


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I decided to purchase this product based on a blog by one of the supplement oriented doctors on the internet, hyping erythritol as superior to xylitol, which I use regularly and find the closest to sugar in taste with almost no aftertaste and no side effects to my knowledge.  The problem I find with erythritol is its lack of flavor.  On cereal, I barely notice any real sweetness, even when I put as much as a tablespoon and a half on a normal size bowl.  When I use Ideal, the name of the xylitol brand I use, it has the same sweetness as sugar in the same proportion.  Don't get me wrong, erythritol isn't unpleasant, it just has very little sweetness relative to how much you use.  Not worth the price unless you want just a hint of sweetness compared to what you get with sugar or xylitol.
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Negative


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Okay, the bottom line for this food is that my cat, Buster, wouldn't eat it.  He LOVES canned cat food usually, but is 13 1/2 years old and rather finicky now.  He likes just about any kind of Fancy Feast, though once in a while, being a cat, he will turn up his nose even at that. But I couldn't get him to do more than lick some of the gravy off the first serving I gave him of these chicken-flavored items. Subsequent offerings were met with the floor-scratching response (cat owners usually know this, but the cat is using the same gesture he uses in the litter box, effectively saying "This stuff is c***!"). My friends who have cats don't give them canned food - so I have most of this stuff left in my basement awaiting a hungry, interested feline consumer. The product is made in Thailand, which is too close to China for my comfort, anyway.  We all know about recent deaths and problems with Chinese-made pet food (and baby formula!) ingredients.  I considered not using this product at ALL once I noticed it was from Thailand. But Buster made the call, so I didn't have to.
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Negative