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. 

This is the pancake mix we go to when we don't have buttermilk in the fridge (don't think the vinegar trick is worth it so we always do fresh) to make Alton Brown's buttermilk pancake recipe.  This Stonewall mix is a good option and the flavor is the best of any store bought mix by far! It might cost more, but it really is superior to the other prepared mixes.
4

I love these crackers!  Perfect snack for when I need something salty/crunchy instead of potato chips or other greasy snack.  I eat them a lot to hold me over between meals.  The price on amazon is great compared to my local markets.  Highly recommended!
5

Ended up with a case of the Stephen's chocolate rasberry and a case of the Stephen's French Vanilla "cocoa."  I really wanted to believe the 100% positive feedback on here, but you should never believe what you read, right? I guess the 1st thing I look for in a cocoa is that the liquid has some body to it. This seemed just watery and weak....it looks like a no-fat soymilk. I added MORE than the recommended amount for the serving size and it was still just so-so.  I am just not impressed with the way the powder globbed together and clumped and stuck to the spoon~yuk. $5 a can for 12 serving when you can get the packets of the standard cocoa for 99 cents on sale for the same amount of servings? Granted, Amazon's price is better than the manufactures website since there is NO shipping through here and shipping is at a premium through Stephen's Gourmet. I would say unless you have tried this somehow elsewhere first, do not bother wasting your money to buy 6lbs of cocoa mix at one time. You might end up doing what I will have to do when you don't like it. sigh give it away~

3