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.

Ideal  Based on my experience with iced tea and coffee , Ideal is about as sweet as ½ or 1/3 of <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000FMIMNK">Sweet 'N Low Zero Calorie Sweetner - 1500 Packets</a>. Quite frankly I'm disappointed that this doesn't work as well as <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0025UAL0M">Sweet 'N Low, Zero Calorie Sweetener, 0.035-Ounce Packets (Pack of 2000)</a>.  I can't recommend this.  Gunner April, 2012
I can't recommend this.

there is not much one can say about Hawaiian punch.  my kids love it.  the only r eason i took off 2 stars is that i ordered 8 64 oz bottles and received 4 128 oz bottles.  i need the smaller bottles so my kids can pour on their own.  i will have to revert to going to the supermarket for future Hawaiian  punch needs.
wrong size bottles

First off, as of this writing, this product is not actually for sale on this page. But it is for sale here: [...]  Just had a bowl of these for lunch. I'm not a huge eater, and found the volume of this to be okay. I'm glad I brought some corn chips to supplement (I know, not the best combo). The taste was okay too, though not, in my mind, much better than most ramen or Cup o Noodles or Maruchan type things. Really, it was like a squirt of sriracha in a cup of chicken ramen. Which is fine. Good. And this doesn't have MSG, so that's nice, and it comes in a bowl, so that's nice. There are flakes of veggies, and a couple pea-sized chunks of very spongy chicken. It took me a while to realize that the spongy stuff was chicken. Seems about right for this kind of product.  I can't leave the office for lunch, so I'm always looking for something I can tuck in a desk drawer and actually enjoy. Given that it is in a microwaveable (non-styrofoam) bowl, and I like the idea of squirting sriracha in my ramen, this is a good option. Given how infrequently I'll use them, though, I might splurge and go for a much more expensive but slightly more gourmet bowl of noodles (Annie Chun, etc). On the other hand, if I were going to eat them more frequently, I might want to splurge and go for a more expensive but healthier alternative.  If cheap, easy, and basically tasty are your priorities, this is probably a good option. If you want to throw healthy or interesting into the mix, I think you're going to have to spend a little more.

Tastes a lot like ramen to me