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.

This stuff is pretty solid. Makes a decent enough pancake for being GF and makes a solid biscuit as well. What we have found works best is taking this mix and using it half and half with the Chebe mix. Between the two it makes for a very nice flour mix. The Chebe is good but on its own tends to be a little squishy, but when you mix it with the bisquick, the bit of squishiness gives the dryer Bisquick the fluffiness and moistness it needs. So, I recommend this, but I would HIGHLY recommend getting some Chebe too and cutting the Bisquick with it. Also, even though this mix has leavening agents in it, when we use recipes that call for leavening agents we add them anyway, it tends to turn out better this way.
4

We received a box of these at work and the whole package was gone moments after opening it up! Great biscuits and now I am ordering a couple boxes for a few gifts for people I can't figure out what to get...
5

The ingredients on this item show several natural fruit juices, but the first one on the list is apple, followed by grape. Kiwi & Berry juices are further down the list. I know this is actually fairly common in beverages that have multiple tastes...apple and grape become the "base" and other juices are added in moderation to create a convincing flavor in which the taste of the apple and/or grape fades to the background. Not so in this case of the Kiwi Berry Switch. It tasted, to me, like apple juice with sparkling water added. This in not a BAD thing...I kind of like that taste (having spent many years in Germany, the "Apfelschorle" (sparkling apple juice) is a commonly served drink which I always enjoyed. HOWEVER, I was expecting something that tasted like Kiwi Berry...and in this I was disappointed. It's nice that SWITCH makes these sodes without any corn syrup or other additives...just juice and carbonated water. They're still high in calories and sugar content though...so it's not exactly a health drink. And I wouldn't say it's worth paying more than I would for another "regular" soda. It's a refreshing drink, but I can only give it the most lukewarm recommendation because it doesn't taste like what the can promises, and offers only modest "health" reasons, none of which really justify a higher price.
3