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. 

GREAT CANDY AS ALWAYS FROM WERTHER'S ORIGINAL CANDY, HARD OR CHEWY CARAMELS ARE BUT TWO OF THE CANDY THEY MAKE THAT IS OUTSTANDING. IT SEEMS THAT YOU CAN NOT KEEP IT IN STOCK AND ARE ALWAYS OUT OR JUST HAVE A BAG OR TWO LEFT TO SALE.
5

The only reason for the 3 stars was the packets the individual teas were in.  I love this tea, I have the ones in the tin on auto delivery.  I was taking a trip, and ordered these so I could take some with me on my trip.  Prior to leaving home I took some out of the box and put them in my suitcase.  I got to the hotel and tried to open the little packages.  Impossible to open the individual packages.  No knife with me, I ended up using a toe nail clipper to open the individual packages of each tea.  Hopefully this was just a problem with the first box, but I would not recommend buying this tea in the boxes, go for the cannisters.  If you do buy the boxes have something near by to open each and every packet of tea.
3

One of the things I've really missed since going gluten-free are good crackers.  I've tried several brands.  None of them quite stack up to the real thing.  The Glutino crackers are slightly...soft.  They just don't have the crispness of regular crackers.  The flavors are okay, but, one thing that aggravates me most is that after paying A LOT of money for what looks like a substantial-sized box, one finds a pouch inside that contains very few crackers.  This deception seems to be rampant among most of the gluten-free cracker brands! (ie: Nut-Thins).  The best gluten-free crackers I've found so far are the brown rice crackers that come in a cellophane "log"...at least you can see what you're getting for the money and they are crisp!  When I am desperate for something to put a slice of cheese or some dip or spread or whatever on, I'll slice a cucumber and use the cucumber slices as a cracker (a trick from my low-carb days).  If anyone out there has some suggestions for a really good gluten-free cracker that doesn't cost a fortune for a small pouch...I'd love to know about it!

3