You are given an amazon food product review and its polarity (positive or negative). Your task is to answer "True" if the specified sentence and its polarity match; otherwise, answer "False".

Example Input: Well worth the price. Very large chocolate truffles that taste amazing. Can't wait for Amazon to get them again. 1 January 2012. Just browsed to the truffle page and had a mini heart attack when I saw the price. They were $12.00 when I purchased them in 2011.
Polarity: Positive
Example Output: True

Example Input: I consume about a jar every two weeks of this, either adding it to fajitas or using it as a corn chip dip. It is hot, but after awhile the medium Salsa Suprema was too mild for me; I thought maybe I'd cut down how much I ate by going to the hot Salsa Ranchera. It's hot enough that people who aren't used to it will say "That's hot!". Flavor: bright and forward. The similarly hot Salsa Victoria is a duller taste to me, I guess earthy. This salsa is much brighter in the mouth. I don't like to go hotter than this because the sauces I've tried lose any resemblance to yummy salsa and just taste hot (this happens to me with Tabasco sauce, for example). A drawback is La Victoria doesn't make a larger bottle of Salsa Ranchera nor Salsa Victoria, nor do they sell them in [...] or Sam's Club. To get a good deal you have to watch for sales.
Polarity: Positive
Example Output: True

Example Input: I didn't like these at all. These "dried" fruits (more like sopping wet with oil...and not just this brand) are far too oily. I don't want sunflower oil fruit globs. It's actually disgusting. Hate to give something a terrible review, but it's just yuck. I like oil fine, where it belongs (french fries, maybe a salad?), but not in dried fruit. They've managed to get rid of the sulphur and whatever else just to jam them full of sunflower oil (a preservative). I'd rather just have the fruit dried, in a fruit drier, or sun dried. I'd even rather the things just crumble to dust in my mouth than this. Organic or not, it's just oily junk food.
Polarity: Positive
Example Output:
False