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.
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Question: It's always wonderful to be able to give chocolates as a gift and to receive them. It's great to know that you can send someone some chocolates with the guarantee that they don't arrive all melted. Good Service and Excellent chocolates!

Answer: chocolot!

Question: These are great training treats when you need something lightweight that won't make a mess of your pockets. I have a couple problems with them though. First, they are too expensive for every day training. Second, the sizes are so inconsistent that you need to cut some of the large cubes up (at this price, they should be ready-to-eat). Actually there is a third, which is that the powder leftover on the bottom is useless to me. I've found it much cheaper to just put some sliced beef liver from the store in the oven and bake till dry. Cut it up, put it in small portions, and freeze. My dog likes it better than the freeze-dried anyway. I do a whole bunch at a time so I am not prepping frequently. But I figure if I have to prep something, it might as well be something cheap!

Answer: Great for travel, but too expensive, too much prep

Question: The first ingredient in this mix, before the tea is even listed is maltodextrin. If you suffer from a corn allergy, please do not forget to read the label & unwittingly drink this. I have no idea why there is more maltodextrin in this product than the main product, the tea itself. I realize this is not a review, let alone a "helpful review", as I did not describe the taste of the product or even review the product. I couldn't review this product, if I wanted too. I want people with a corn allergy to be advised of the ingredients in the tea. I didn't know how else to inform folks about the ingredients except for on the page with reviews. I could not give the product more stars, as it contains more maltodextrin, than tea itself.

Answer:
Beware, if you have a corn allergy!!