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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.
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Even with small containers, they don't fill them up. These little tins are less than half filled and at the price charged it seems a rip-off. Is there some exotic ingredient as costly as gold contained in those tiny squares? Or how about the cereal ploy, they were filled at the factory but settled in transport. Can manufacturers be honest in their dealings?
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2

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Ordered on a whim. My first "Grove Square" purchase. Great for the family's occasional cocoa desire. Being a K-Cup it's fast and easy. Was a little worried the cocoa might leave some after taste in my coffee, so far so good. Great cup of dark, rich cocoa. Maybe could taste a LITTLE better if it was from a gourmet brand you mix yourself with steamed milk. The ease and simplicity, and lack of clean up, make this a better option for me. Will order again. Nice to see it on subscribe and save.
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5

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I bought bottles of this stuff because of its purity. I have a VPI record washing machine to get the gunk out of the grooves in my record collection. You basically scrub the records and vacuum the glop off using a mix of water and detergent. This water is so pure it ever sinks deeper in the grooves and is a visably better penetrating fluid compared to distilled water much less tap (OH NO!) water with all its impurities. You wouldn't believe how great my records play once they are deep cleaned. My wife can always tell when I am playing vinyl instead of a CD "It just sounds more alive"---she says. This water is highly recommended for this purpose. I may even drink some of it sometime to see what all the fuss is about.
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5