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.

Tasted good. Spicy. Those that don't like spicy should stay away from this. For the price paid, very good buy.
Yummy!

Used for less then 2 months both cats fur began falling out bad. Stopped using it & the cats fur is back to fine. Back to feeding my cats Nature's Variety instinct. I baught this PetGaurd product at Fairway Market not Amazon. Will not use it again.
Cat Loved it.. BUT....Their hair started to fall out.

One of the things I've really missed since going gluten-free are good crackers.  I've tried several brands.  None of them quite stack up to the real thing.  The Glutino crackers are slightly...soft.  They just don't have the crispness of regular crackers.  The flavors are okay, but, one thing that aggravates me most is that after paying A LOT of money for what looks like a substantial-sized box, one finds a pouch inside that contains very few crackers.  This deception seems to be rampant among most of the gluten-free cracker brands! (ie: Nut-Thins).  The best gluten-free crackers I've found so far are the brown rice crackers that come in a cellophane "log"...at least you can see what you're getting for the money and they are crisp!  When I am desperate for something to put a slice of cheese or some dip or spread or whatever on, I'll slice a cucumber and use the cucumber slices as a cracker (a trick from my low-carb days).  If anyone out there has some suggestions for a really good gluten-free cracker that doesn't cost a fortune for a small pouch...I'd love to know about it!

So-so....