In this task, You are given an amazon food product review and its summary. Your task is to Generate "True" if given review and its summary match, otherwise generate "False".

Input: Consider Input: Most high quality coffees have layers of flavor and nose you want to smell. I brewed this using my French press and was extremely disappointed.  This Melitta Classique Supreme is some of the worst, most bitter, awful-tasting coffee I have ever had.  There is no depth to it, it is not a "good bitter" like espresso, it is flat and harsh to the palate.  Perhaps I am spoiled by having excellent local coffee producers, from which I purchase whole bean and grind them fresh before each brew. But I've actually had canned coffee from supermarkets that possessed more personality than this stuff. 
 Summary: Okay, but not my cup of coffee

Output: False


Input: Consider Input: I was looking for a healthier alternative to Splenda and Equal, NuStevia taste great and this container lasts a long time. 
 Summary: Great taste and great value

Output: True


Input: Consider Input: I've tried all three new 'Dark' offerings from Gevalia and I think this is the best one from the three. Gevalia finally came up with coffee worth serving to your guests. Coffee has an earthy bold taste with little to none bitterness and no metallic after taste; it actually leaves a nice smooth tasty chocolaty after taste.  The pack comes with 12 big T-discs that will brew 8 ounces of coffee. This coffee will delight those who love the darker roasts.  Update: I am on my 5th cup of this coffee and it was really grown on me (changing from a 4 to 5 stars); it is quite tasty and smooth. This is one coffee that will truly satisfy the void that Sbux left. There will be some that will say that this is not the same as Sbux and it isn't! Try the coffee and give it a fair taste without trying to compare it to anything else you may find yourself quite surprised at the findings.  Highly recommended and definitely will be buying this one again. 
 Summary: good coffee - brews hot


Output: False