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.

Q: Upon opening the sealed bag, I was struck by an unpleasant scent.  Looking at the ingredients I saw, in addition to the black tea and rosebuds, a "natural flavor" additive.  I believe this additive is the culprit to ruining what should have been a delightful bouquet to my nose.  Then I brewed this tea, and could still taste that additive, but overall the tea was tasty.  I hope the Davidson family reads our reviews because I am certain that, if they would just refrain from adding the "natural flavor," I and others would find this tea to be superb, and in keeping with the other teas I have come to enjoy from Davidson's.  For example, upon opening their Darjeeling loose tea, as well as their Assam loose tea, my nose is struck with a lovely bouquet ~ this is what one wants to experience from superb teas.  I will look forward to Davidson's responding to my (and other customer's) suggestion re: this nasty flavor additive.  I've enjoyed tea with rose petals while in India, and they did not put anything other than the tea and the dried rose petals.

A: eliminate the "natural flavor" additive
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Q: I am pleased the bag is so large; it means I'll be sipping this tea for a while.  This tea is perfect for the start of the work day:  the rose and hibiscus liven my senses; the caffeine pushes me to type a bit faster as I climb over a hillock of e-mails.  The flavors are a bit more pungent than similar blends I've mixed on my own (is the cause the mysterious "natural flavor" another reviewer pointed out?), but it is still quite pleasant.  I certainly look forward to many more mornings begun over several cups of rose congou.

A: pleased
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Q: my son, who is six months old an a very avid eater of baby food (he generally eats whatever we put in his mouth with gusto) actually made an "ick!" face when i put the crisp apples mix in his mouth.  i think that's the first time i've ever seen him do that with a food.  we tried both the crisp apples and the plump peas.  he ended up tolerating both (he definitely prefered the peas to the apples), but i tasted them myself, and, YUCK.  the plump peas taste like what they are...powdered.  they don't taste fresh at all.  the apples taste a bit better, but are kind of grainy and odd...and while i thought the sweet taste was OK, like i said, my son didn't seem to like it much at all.  i wish we liked these better because i love the idea of a lightweight baby food that we could stash in our diaper bag that doesn't weigh much....too bad these aren't it.

A:
just so-so
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