TASK DEFINITION: In this task, You are given an amazon food product review and its summary. Your task is to Generate "True" if given review and its summary match, otherwise generate "False".
PROBLEM: Although this is marketed as a coconut product, it really isn't. People seem to be having success baking with this. Now, coconut flour is delicious and tastes great in many substitute recipes, but does not have the same consistency or taste as wheat flour. When I saw all these success stories I grew suspicious. I looked up the ingredients for this and the first one is white rice flour. Coconut flour is the fourth ingredient (after potato starch!). Each serving packs a walloping 46g of carbs. If you are not necessarily gluten-intolerant but just living a low-carb lifestyle (Primal, Paleo, Atkins, Ketogenic, etc.), you'll want to avoid this.
Summary: not low carb

SOLUTION: False

PROBLEM: I ordered this prouct along with 2 others. I bought all together to get the "FREE SHIPPING over $30". What really happened is that each item shipped from a different location and I was charged seperate shipping for each. The shipping was such that I could buy these products more cheaply at the corner drug store. I feel I was misled into overbuying and was left feeling ripped off by Amazon. This is the experience I shared with my friends. After this purchase I bought books from Walmart on line for the first time.
Summary: shipping charges excessive

SOLUTION: True

PROBLEM: I like my chocolate tempered to some level of crispness. These nuts were chewy, not crunchy, and the chocolate coating was a bit mealy. If you know anything about dark chocolate, and like yours with some snap, don't order these. Actually, the best dark chocolate covered walnuts are called Perigord and are available through a Canadian company called Kis Global. They are sun dried, super crispy, covered in a fairly thin shell of 70% dark chocolate, and dusted with unsweetened cocoa. Very adult and superb.
Summary: Poor texture

SOLUTION:
True