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".

Input: Consider Input: While I worry that I am teaching my baby to be a snacker, these are perfect for the in-between times for my 1 year old grazer. The label tells me that they are a healthier choice for my baby than the typical grocery store aisle alternative. I like to keep these in the car and diaper bag for helping to calm my little one while waiting for meal, etc. I don't think they taste awesome, but he sure eats them like they are going to disappear. That makes me happy!
Polarity: Negative

Output: False

Input: Consider Input: This tea is more ginger than lemon, so if you like the taste of soothing ginger, you'd like this product. I mix two packages per 16 oz BPA-free Camelbak bottle, filled with 8 oz of water and the rest ice, and a packet of stevia. Shake well, take sip, ahhh - no-calorie sweet tea, green tea antioxidant, and great for summer. I called the Stash company to find out how much caffeine was in a packet, and the rep said "negligible." I also buy the Stash powdered mint green tea, and I prefer the hint of mint better. Again, if you are a ginger fan, you'd really enjoy this product.
Polarity: Negative

Output: False

Input: Consider Input: these are grossly overpriced. It is a package of three boxes but when you take into account that they are a dollar of two per box than they should be, you then have to pay for shipping. Sorry, I would skip them. My local grocery store carries them and a box is anywhere from 2.98 to 3.49 each. Although these are healthier than some other cookies, you still have to watch the fat, sugar and salt contents. Whole foods are much better for you but in a moment or two of indulging, these fit the bill. Just the price on this site is ridiculous! Ask your grocer to start carrying them.
Polarity: Negative
Output: False