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: The first time I tried this product to make pancakes, I thought it was terrible.  I made it according to the directions and used the "right" measuring cups for liquid and dry ingredients, but found that the batter came out thin and the texture was gummy.  Then, one day when I was visiting my mother, she decided to make pancakes, and since I am GF, she had bought this mix for me (not knowing I had already hated it).  I saw that she measured the ingredients "incorrectly" as she used the same measuring cup (generally used to measure liquids) for both the dry and the liquid ingredients.  She also used a whisk to mix the ingredients.  Amazingly enough, the pancakes came out fluffy, and I really liked it.  In fact, it is my favorite gluten free pancake mix so far.  Having said that, both my husband and I are of the opinion that this product still has a bit of the gritty texture that is present in many gf products.  However, it is the best pancake mix that I have found so far. 
 Summary: Amazing!

Output: False


Input: Consider Input: I really wanted to like these, but I just found them to be to sweet/sugary. I generally stay away from cliff bars for the same reason, and had hoped that these would be as good as they sound.  Sadly its just to sweet tasting for me.  Special note: The packs I received Oct 2010 have 20g sugar, not the 17g listed in the Amazon nutrition section. There may have been a recipe change . . . 
 Summary: Yucky taste

Output: False


Input: Consider Input: I agree with the other review, these chips are not for a sore mouth or tender gums. The chips are very hard and the taste is delightful if you enjoy the salt/vinegar combo. Unfortunately, every bag I received in that case was over cooked! They were very dark and only a few golden brown chips in each bag. They definitely need to improve that! 
 Summary: Good and tangy


Output: True