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.

I am a fan of Silver Palate cookbooks and was delighted to see this sauce on the grocery shelf. After getting it home and warming it in a saucepan, I gave it a taste. It was so salty, it was inedible. (And I am not reluctant to use salt.) 660 mg of sodium per 1/2 cup? Are they serious? The salt overpowers any subtle flavors in the sauce. With hypertension representing a major health problem, this is irresponsible. It leaves a bad taste in more ways than one.
1

I have to agree that these are likely factory seconds -- one of the cans in the pack I bought was half-full and weighed only 9 ounces (including the can!). There's supposed to 15 oz of food in there, much less the weight of the can itself (full cans weigh about 17 ounces.) If ConAgra didn't even check the weight of the cans before shipping them to Amazon, it seems to imply that they are selling lower-quality product to Amazon. The rest of the cans in the pack was fine, and I'm sure Amazon will take care of my problem with this transaction, but I definitely wouldn't recommend purchasing these unless you're willing to gamble a bit. The ravioli itself is good - I'd agree with the other reviews, it is tasty and relatively healthy for something out of a can. I wouldn't eat it every day, but it is a nice quick lunch or snack.
3

i have enjoyed this product for quite some time. however, i am disgusted by the fact that the price keeps increasing! at $35 per case, customers are paying more than $4 per box for 5 small cookie bars - ridiculous! i will find a healthier, more reasonably priced snack to munch on. shame on nana and amazon. . .
1