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 tried this tea because I am an insomniac, and wanted something to help put me to sleep. Unfortunately, I can barely palette this tea because of its wretched last note and after-taste of Stevia. I have never tasted Stevia before, but after reading the other reviews I instantly knew that was the issue. It goes into my throat and just tastes disgustingly sweet. Not in a good way, either. I don't usually put sugar or milk in any of my tea-- I am one of those people who drinks strong black chais straight up. So this is a complete killer for me. If you like super sweet teas, this may be for you, but I don't understand why they would put a sweetener in their tea. If they're going to do that, perhaps they should make a separate version without the Stevia. I won't be purchasing this again, and I continue my hunt for very strong sleepytime teas that aren't sweet, fruity, or minty.
[A]: Negative

[Q]: Complete, protein-based nutrition. My dogs love this...although I'm not sure the pibble actually tastes it, she inhales it so fast. ;) Regarding the other users who have had diarrhea issues: My gastro-picky GSD (is that a word? I think other GSD owners will understand!) has had this as well. Initially, I overfed this food, thinking that he needed to be eating the same amount as he had been eating the other stuff. You feed MUCH less of this product. It is nutrient-dense, and not all filler like other foods. If you over-feed, you increase the risk of unpleasant side effects. It's a bit pricey, and I haven't broken down the cost per day, but since you feed less it might be competitive with other brands if someone was inclined to "run the numbers".
[A]: Positive

[Q]: contrary to all of the glowing reviews this is the worst Earl Grey tea I've ever had - and that is comparing against bagged tea from the grocery store in addition to other loose leaf brands. The smell is way too perfume like yet still a bit pleasant, but the taste is nothing like the smell. Way too astringent for me - yuck. I've tried various weights and water temps to no avail. The first steeping is not good, the second is more drinkable for me, 3rd steeping is not worth the effort. I've choked down the first can and a half. I'm going to gift the 3rd unopened can to someone who might enjoy it more than myself. This tea is so bad I wonder if Rishi is all marketing, packaging, and setting price points to brand a sub-par product and then have a team post positive reviews all over the net. I'm not saying its so, but it does make one wonder . . . 2 stars only because I didn't horque it up.
[A]:
Negative