instruction:
In this task, you're given a review from Amazon's food products. Your task is to generate a rating for the product on a scale of 1-5 based on the review. The rating means 1: extremely poor, 2: poor, 3: neutral or mixed, 4: good, 5: extremely good. 
question:
Love this brand. Great price with save and subscribe. My husband loves them. Top with whipped cream in a can and I have a happy man. I wish you could buy all pepermint cocoa.
answer:
5


question:
It's a refreshing drink when served cold. A bit sweet when warm. A little tart, but tolerably so.  The flavor is less orange than tangerine, yet I can distinguish several different "layers" of citrus in it, including the orange. It's an interesting sensation.  I am a little bugged by the fact that an 8.3oz can (2/3rd-size) manages to pack more junk calories in than a full-sized can of cola. It's also supposed to be 100% juice, but reconstituted grape juice is practically pure sugar and there are "natural flavors" noted in the ingredients list as well as a soy warning which to me implies some sort of MSG, probably added with the citric acid.  So, maybe it's not an especially healthy beverage. It's still tasty and provides a diversion from more typical sodas.
answer:
3


question:
The packages are MUCH smaller than normal store packets, and the instructions are way off. If you make muffins, the instructions advise that you will get 6-8. Not on this planet. It takes 2 packages to get that. Not such a great $$ deal after all. In addition, it calls for 2/3 cup water or milk. That makes soup. You need maybe half that to get a proper batter consistency. Two stars off for all that.  As far as flavor goes...it's exactly as expected. A fair amount of corn-ness, not sweet. I added an egg (there's no obvious binder in the ingredient list) and about a tablespoon of sugar to two packages, and cut back on the milk by roughly half. They rose and browned nicely, and had great texture.  While these were fine from a flavor and convenience perspective, I would not buy again, unless the price was drastically lower. Too much money for a too-small bag of cornmeal and baking powder.
answer:

3