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".
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Question: I was recently put on a gluten & nightshade free diet. Having spent the better part of 40 years eating yummy snacks like cheese & crackers or peanut butter & crackers, I was very unhappy with the new diet. When I discovered that a local grocery store actually carried GF products I was thrilled to find Glutino Crackers.  I managed to eat one. It was nasty. I tried again and again over the next few days to see if my opinion or desperation changed. It didn't. After staring angrily at the box of nasty crackers for over a week I decided they had to go. I took them to work to see if I could hand them off to someone else. Everyone tried a Glutino. Three people actually spit them out and the other two did not come back for more.  I'm not a fan of throwing away food but my husband wouldn't touch them either and there was no way I was going to get another one of these things down. They went in the trash.  Nasty! 
 Summary: Changed their ingredients, taste awful now

Answer: False


Question: Bought this with my last bit of money so I could eat for a couple weeks.. I assumed this would taste pretty good, because I like canned foods pretty well(as well as someone can like canned foods)... but Chef Boyardee is dreadful when you compare it to generic brands. Walmart brand and stuff that I buy at Save-A-Lot tastes WAY better than this. I had to water down the sauce just to be able to eat it.. It was just... nasty.  It did save me from starvation, and one can lasted me all day.. so I can't fault it too much. However, save your money. Buy the cheaper generic brands. They taste way better, and there's more raviolis in a can - even if they aren't "overstuffed". 
 Summary: Dented Cans . . .

Answer: False


Question: These chicken strips (and most others like them) are priced so low they are hard to resist. My dogs love them of course and for dogs who tolerate chicken, they should be excellent treats. However, I do not trust pet foods sourced from China. Most of you should remember the melamine disaster of several years ago that killed and permanantly injured over ten thousand pets. It remains almost impossible to determine the conditions under which chinese food products are produced and manufactured. The rumors in the veterinary world (I am a DVM)are that the majority of the chickens used in these cheap products are dead before processing. No one has any clue what, if any, adulterants are added. Many brands are irradiated (if this matters to you). Overall, I recommend purchasing pet food products that the manufacturer guarantees are made 100% from US grown and processed ingredients. 
 Summary: Beware.... sudden change in product

Answer:
False