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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.
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The other review is correct... artificial color has been added to a great product and ruined it. The genius behind this decision should be tarred and feathered and run out of town on rail... ok, then, just fire them. The Altoid customer base, I would imagine, prefer natural ingredients and don't want crap... this is crap. The marketing genius behind this decision canNOT be a regular user of Altoids... any regular user would have known better... don't destroy a winner to make it look "pretty". I'm eating them for pete's sake, not dating them. Same with the Spearmint. Ruined by artificial color and ingredients. Duh... I guess I am too stupid to know the difference... Duh. I am still buying the Peppermint... for now. As far as I know, it is the only Altoid mint that still uses natural peppermint oil and no artificial colors... for now. OOoh oooh... how about this, marketing geniuses at Altoid... artificially colored red stripes in the Peppermint. Brilliant! Seriously, anybody that sees this and think it's a good idea needs to be FIRED.
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Negative

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I have purchased several herbs from Frontier which have been of good quality. Thyme leaf is always one of the most difficult to purchase due to the likely chance of recieving more stem than leaf. This thyme leaf purchase was of average to good quality. I did have about 30-70%, stem to leaf cut in the package, so I was satified with the selection. When I dry my own thyme leaf, I usually do about the same or a little less stem to leaf ratio for cooking use. Stem of the thyme leaf are just as favorable as the leaf and can be used to cook with successfully.
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Positive

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As a mom with Celiac disease with one son that has a tree nut allergy and another that has a soy allergy, I really wanted to like these cookies. We are used to cooking everything from scratch to ensure the safety of our food. Wouldn't it be great to have a cookie that my tree nut allergic son and I could grab on the go? I paid a visit to my local Starbucks to pick up a 1.25 oz. pack of the sugar cookies and excitedly opened the package. The smell alone was enough to immediately turn me off. The bag had a synthetic odd smell inside. I took a bite of the cookie and noted its crunchiness-a good thing about the cookie- but then was overwhelmed by an extremely unpleasant aftertaste. It almost tasted like burnt popcorn with an artifical butter flavor. A very odd and unpalatable taste indeed. I was so disappointed. I really liked the story of Dr. Lucy and the idea of the cookie, but most definitely did NOT like the cookie. Although I would classify myself as a bit of a food snob with high standards, I put that aside when reviewing this cookie. I do not think even the less discerning customer would enjoy this cookie.
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Negative