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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Question: I used to buy these as healthy snacks at my office cafeteria and consider it better than a bag of potato chips.  These taste very crunchy and tasty.  Given the kind of unethical food stories we read about China - we need to see some kind of assurance and facts on the processes that the manufacturer is following to make these.  You just cannot import food stuff and sell in the US as gourmet snack food - there needs to be data backing this.  Few example of Chinese food (yuk ...):  (1) Melamine(kind of platic) in baby food and milk (so wide spread that 80% of milk in China contained this plastic in 2008)  (2) Honey contaminated with ciprofloxacin (antibiotic) - because of which it was banned in the US  (3) Soy Sauce made from Human hair (not joking google it if you want)  (4) Spurious drugs exported to African countries.  Need some good facts and quality controls from the Manufacturers that the chinese producers are complying with some good quality controls.

Answer: Negative


Question: Not sure if I'm supposed to write this but the first shipment I received was all expired.  Customer service was happy to send me a new shipment with no problems.  So make sure you check the expiration date when you get it.  Secondly, I love the fact that Back to Nature has made the attempt of an all natural pasta.  I've been looking for something to replace Hamburger Helpers since their ingredients are less favorable.  Unfortunately, the overall taste and texture of this product is not good.  It has a "tang" as an aftertaste and the texture is always bumpy and not creamy.  My kids who are 4 and 2 will not eat this.  And they are not picky eaters.  Sadly, I have 10 boxes left.  I will just use the pasta and throw out the sauce package.  I suggest you find this at the store and try it first before you buy the case.

Answer: Negative


Question: I was looking for gluten-free pastas because I am trying to eat gluten-free. However, on this pasta, even though it says 'gluten-free', says it contains 'semolina'. What is semolina? Quite frankly, it is wheat, and it is known to have high quantities of gluten.  I have never tried this pasta, so I don't know how good it is, but there is one thing I know- that will never change as long as DeBoles uses semolina in their products (and still dares to call the product 'gluten-free'. I can smell a lawsuit from here when someone severely intolerant thinks it's alright to eat this product.

Answer:
Negative