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.

Input: Consider Input: My first time having Curry Rice. But boy, I cooked this stuff exactly how you're supposed to. Taste...wasn't bad, I guess, a little "Strong" though. IT was thick, like ice slush...it was over-bearing and the spice was pretty intense. I don't think I'll get it again...I guess it's good stuff, seen it in some curry making videos...used often, but...not for me, as it it is way to thick. I had potatoes, onions, and pork prepared to perfection mixed with it...and I could not taste them, at all. I could not taste the pork, or anything. Only the Sauce.

Output: 2

Input: Consider Input: When I first found out that my 4 year old I had to go Gluten free I was a little worried about how she would handle it. GF Bisquick has made it a lot easier. I have been able to make her favorite foods such as chicken fingers, corn dogs, pizza and chinese (sweet and sour chicken)with this mix. Pancakes are also a big hit in our house. They have quick and easy recipes on the box. For the chinese- I take their chicken finger recipe and cute the pieces of chicken into bite size pieces, and bake according to the recipe. Cook up some rice and just use a GF sweet and sour sauce a quick simple easy meal that tastes wonderful!

Output: 5

Input: Consider Input: I am training for a half marathon. At the start of my training I wasn't taking cherry juice. As I increased my long runs each week my knees and hips were so sore. I started to take this cherry concentrate and ever since then I have felt pretty good. I take the juice every morning with my breakfast. It has a very strong flavor but mixes well with apple or orange juice. The half marathon I'm running in is this weekend and I feel ready for it thanks in part to the cherry juice helping reduce the pain. This stuff works for me.
Output: 5