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.

Example Input: I've read other reviewers comment on the calorie content of this flavor and it must be high because when I was trying to wash the dish I served it in in was quite oily.  Also, it has a bit of a grainy texture and I think my 6 month old son finds the spinach a little difficult to digest.
Example Output: Grainy and a Little Oily but Thick

Example Input: This was my favorite candy as a child; thus, I remember it well. The present product isn't the same. The flavor is very artificial, in comparison to the rich vanilla taste that the original had. Today's manufacturer is likely using a lot of cheap, synthetic flavors, synthetic components, and a rapid manufacturing turnover process, all of which make it the end result inferior to the original.  Those hoping for the real thing will have to continue hoping. New tasters will wonder what the [harsh artificial tasting] fuss is all about.
Example Output: Not The Same - Very Artificial Tasting

Example Input: The Switch bills itself as "great tasting healthy alternative to soda" so I decided to see for myself. The first thing I wanted to do was compare it's nutritional facts against my favorite orange soda and this is how they matched up:  The Switch Orange Tangerine (Per Serving) 16.97 Calories 1.8 mg Sodium 4.3 g Carb 4.1 g Sugar 20% RDA Vitamin A 100% RDA Vitamin C  National Brand Orange Soda (Per Serving) 15.8 Calories 3.7 mg Sodium 4.3 g Carb 4.3 g Sugar  Besides slightly less sodium, the addition of vitamins and no added sugars <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001LG945O">The Switch Orange Tangerine, 8.3 Ounce Cans (Pack of 24)</a> didn't really stand out as a winner based on nutritional facts alone. So when it came to drinking it, I had expected to prefer the more natural taste that The Switch might offer.  Unfortunately the main two juices used in this drink are Apple and Grape and that left me not tasting the "Orange Tangerine" as much as I had wanted.  Overall when comparing the two beverages not only did it not impress me with taste or nutrition, but add on the obvious price difference ($.03 per ounce vs. $.11 per ounce) and The Switch won't be causing me to switch. I'm happy to stick with my good old orange soda.
Example Output:
The Switch vs. Soda