In this task, you're given a review from Amazon's food products. Your task is to generate a short summary of the given review in the input. Note that you don't need to write a complete sentence as a summary.
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Question: Earth's Best Turkey Vegetable Dinner hits the spot with apples with turkey. You can add cranberries if you want to take it to the next level.  I just can't find non-sweetened and non-dried cranberries even at the better food stores.  Apples, carrots and turkey taste good to my 10-month old growing twin girls.  Babies love carrots since they're sweet to their taste, so that made a great addition.  The whole barley flour absorbs the water to give it an acceptable consistency.  The ingredients per the label: Water, organic apples, organic carrots, mechanically separated organic turkey, organic whole barley flour.  In addition to 12% protein and 50% vitamin A, it has 6% calcium and 4% iron.  I'm very pleased my babies like this food and are being introduced to so many foods through Earth's Best.  I've been informed that the percentage of daily needs met is based on an adult.

Answer: 12% Protein and 50% Vitamin A


Question: Five of my five dogs agree - they'd rather munch liver biscotti than almost anything else.  I pull out a treat and they come running.  It cheers 'em up, encourages them to obey, lets 'em know I love 'em, and got me over some really rough training spots with my 90 pound puppy!!!  And in a few instances when I've been slow producing the goodie, they've cornered me and dug in my pocket themselves!  I think it's a hit!

Answer: 5 Woofs!


Question: I reviewed Werther's original chewy caramels, caramel chocolates, and creamy filled hard caramels as a BzzAgent and found the chewy caramels came a close second to the original hard candies.  Still has that great unique caramel flavor from Werther's but now in a chewable form.  I prefer the original hard candy as those little gems last a little longer but these are a nice second choice.

Answer:
A close 2nd to the original hard candy