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: The only other flavored coffee I've used was Nestle Hazelnut. It too was a 5# whole bean. I really enjoyed that one and thought I pick this one up. Where the Nestle's shared flavor with the bean this one overpowers. This one has a burnt note that seems flavoring instead of roast related. I like hazelnuts and this a isn't anything like hazelnut Now I have 5# of the stuff. My mistake! More Info: I am about 3/4 of the way through the bag. My opinion has not changed. Also, I would note a very inconsistent flavor. Today's grind seems almost devoid of the flavoring. It appears they really don't have the adding of flavoring down. The intensity of the flavoring is all over the park.

Answer: Negative

Question: This just did not smell or taste like real olive oil. And the smoke point was lower than it should have been. Perhaps it was a bad batch, diluted with some other oil, but I'll never use it again.

Answer: Negative

Question: I actually use this mix to make vegetable biryani and it works well for this purpose, with some slight adjustments to the recipe. I do have one caveat about the product, but it's about the recipe given, not the spice mix. I think the amount of ghee it is suggested you use (200 grams) is too much, and you can easily use 100 grams instead. Also, I think it's easier to mix the spices and yogurts first and cover the chicken (or vegetables) with the mix to marinate than to mix it in the pan while frying. To make vegan biryani you can substitute vegetables for chicken, coconut milk for yogurt, and safflower or peanut oil for ghee. Overall this spice mix makes the tastiest biryani I've had outside of a restaurant, and even rivals some of them. And the price makes this an incredible deal--there are 2 bags per package and there are 6 packages, so this makes 12 large batches for ~$13 with free shipping. I will definitely order more when I run out.

Answer:
Positive