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.

Q: Even with the tips shared on how to open it, it's still pretty difficult to open.  I guess I have weak hands. My husband usually has to open it for me, and even he doesn't do it with ease.  I would recommend getting the larger Prepara herb savor instead of the pod.  It's much easier to open and can hold more.  I could hardly fit any cilantro in the pod (considering that the grocery sells them in such large bunches and I only use half).

A: Negative
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Q: Like "Kitten Kisser", I must warn others to do the math and not order this item from Amazon.  Today I received the email notice that my Subscribe and Save order had been shipped and that the charge for this item was $16.10.  Since that is $0.67 per can (and I can get it locally for $0.40 per can), I wondered why I would have signed up for Subscribe and Save at that price.  I checked my account and discovered that my original (on February 3rd) Subscribe and Save order had cost $8.49; a good deal at $0.35 per can and no sales tax.  The Amazon price has now almost doubled.  Now I've learned to check the prices of my Subscribe & "Save" items more often and cancel when necessary.  Regular checking is essential because Amazon doesn't include the current Amazon price of the order in the "Order Shipping Soon" email.  Most incredibly,  the "regular" Amazon price has ballooned to about $0.79 per can, which is almost TWICE the price of the same item at my local pet store.  No, this is not a good deal.

A: Negative
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Q: I expected that these canisters of Blue Diamond "Roasted Almonds - Honey" would be the same product as the little cans of Blue Diamond "Honey Roasted Almonds" ( <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000ZSZ5PW">Blue Diamond Almonds Honey Roast, 6-Ounce Tins (Pack of 12)</a> ) but they're surprisingly not the same, and have a very "off" taste.  What a disappointment!  Blue Diamond has apparently seen fit to add much more maltodextrin and "other natural flavors", which I suspect cause the odd taste, thus ruining a fabulous product.  I've been having a hard time finding the small cans of Blue Diamond "Honey Roasted Almonds" at the supermarkets, despite all the other flavors being carried.  It's as if Blue Diamond just, for some reason, *wants* this product to fail.  First they make it hard to get the canned version, then they completely change the taste of a great product and package it in a canister, using a name that is so similar that it contains all the same words, but without a hint that it's not the same product.  I'd contact Blue Diamond and complain, but I already know that they never respond to customers despite having a contact link on their website.  In the past, I wrote to them when they test-marketed and then removed some wonderful silvered almonds (not "slivered" but silvered, as in almonds with a very light sugary coating);  when I wrote to ask, instead of appreciating my interest as a customer, they simply ignored me.  So I'm offering this review as a warning to anyone else who might make the same mistake, and think that these almonds will be like the similarly-named canned "Honey Roasted Almonds" from the same company.  The ones in the can are great;  these are just plain awful, and I'll be throwing out 2.9 canisters of 3 purchased.

A:
Negative
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