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]: I have been enjoying this product for some time.  I buy it at Wegmans grocery store, I believe the cost is under $4.00 a box.  If you like black licorice you will love this product.
[A]: Positive


[Q]: Buyer beware! The label on the Amazon site clearly states "D.O.P Certified" but the product received does NOT match the site label and does NOT state "D.O.P. Certified" This is bait and switch and I will file a complaint with Amazon.
[A]: Negative


[Q]: I started eating these after reading Esselstyn's popular book on heart disease (heal through eating oatmeal).  There's no way I can choke down cooked oat meal; eating oatmeal cookies, on the other hand, is something I can swallow.  All of Erin Baker's cookies appear to be made with oatmeal, and the three that I've tried are palatable enough.  Nevertheless, the Fruit & Nut flavor was the one flavor of the three that I most looked forward to savoring each morning (I hope it wasn't because of lower oatmeal content than the other three).  In short, you don't have to be the Cookie Monster to like these. Nor do you--despite the "Fruit & Nut" flavor--have to be a little "fruity" (to quote Norman Bates' audible thoughts in Hitchcock's "Psycho") or a "health nut" to find these tasty and nutritious--maybe even therapeutic (Dr. Esselstyn would seem to think so). And the advantage of the "mini" size is that you might feel better--less guilty, at least--about knocking off two instead of just one cookie at a time.
[A]:
Positive