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.

[Q]: Pros: Tastes pretty good Slightly lower sugar than soda Vitamin C Carbonation adds a little pizzazz  Cons: Leans toward being too sweet (at least for me) Not significantly healthier 3/4 size can compared to regular 12 oz drink  Bottom line: It's an okay but not great blending of the soda and juice worlds. Personally I would say stick with the real thing for more satisfaction. IE, if you're in the mood for a juice beverage, grab juice. Soda same thing.
[A]: pretty good


[Q]: These muffins will not win any prizes for flavor.  I agree with other reviewers that the aftertaste is somewhat bitter and compared to (at least what I remember of) real muffins with sugar, gluten, eggs, butter, and that other good stuff they are quite fine.  I do not eat gluten, derivatives of sugar cane, eggs, soy, dairy, corn . . . I could go on but you get the idea.  In order to use this mix I had to make substitutions and was delighted with what tastes like a treat to me.  Aside from the fact that I don't have to measure out three kinds of flour to make something from scratch, the best thing about these muffins is the texture.  Texture is a challenge absent gluten, sugar, and eggs, and I found this to be very much like how I remember muffins.  The bits of dried apple make these chewy and kind of weirdly so.  Overall, I am pleased with my purchase.
[A]: A break from allergy baking from scratch


[Q]: I felt ripped off. The photo clearly shows two bones and the price, at $8 plus, is indicative of two. I thought I was purchasing a "bone" packaged as two to a pack. Walmart sells identical big smoked knuckle bones for $3.50 ea. Why doesn't the photo show one bone instead of two if they are just shipping one? It wasn't worth the hassle to return the package to make my point of protest so I am doing it here.  Beartoothjoe
[A]:
deceptive photo