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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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I Wish They Hadn't Changed the Formula for the Yuban that was sold up until about 2 years ago. I even contacted General Foods and asked why they had reformulated their coffee and they told me they were going back to their "original" formula from many years ago. Why? They had a great product and now it is no better that any other dark roast coffee on the market. Yuban was a special treat. Now it is just ordinary. I still like it for everyday coffee, but it sure isn't what it used to be. Formerly, I even preferred it to Starbucks, but no more.
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I Wish They Hadn't Changed the Formula


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The title says it all. Great flavor, hint of spice, excellent crunch. We eat Kettle chips by the truck load at my house, we like all the flavors but this one far and away is our favorite, never enough bags to get us to our next shipment. I just wish Amazon could get the larger bags on subscribe and save! If you buy these make sure you have enough for everyone otherwise you may not get enough for yourself!!!
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Best chips ever


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My cats go crazy for the Party Mix and mainly the cheese flavor. It sells for $1.50 to $1.89 a pouch in my local stores, so I was looking on amazon hoping to find a better price. I looked at this listing because of the price of $6.48, assuming it was for several pouches, like most of the other listings here. But no number of pouches was listed and the only indication comes from looking at the shipping weight: this ia apparently the price for a single pouch. This is a problem with amazon--quantities are not always posted and you can really get ripped off overpaying. I saw one review for Friskies canned food, where the reviewer thought she was ordering a multican pack for $12 but the actual number was not posted and she ended up receiving ONE can!
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how many?