TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: Others may have a different experience. We were using this as a supplement to mother's milk because mother's milk just did not seem to provide enough fat / protein for baby to gain weight. Problem, although stated that Goat's milk is easier to digest, we found that once we mixed the goat milk with mother's milk, she ate more infrequently and got constipated with indegestion. We had bought this to help with digestion, as Formula is based on cow's milk. This goat's milk seemed to have the opposite effect on our baby, and she didn't gain weight. Also, the taste isn't so great. We can use it as back up, in case we don't have milk in the fridge. So, it's OK, but I probably won't buy again.

SOLUTION: Not 4 Infants

PROBLEM: The packages are MUCH smaller than normal store packets, and the instructions are way off. If you make muffins, the instructions advise that you will get 6-8. Not on this planet. It takes 2 packages to get that. Not such a great $$ deal after all. In addition, it calls for 2/3 cup water or milk. That makes soup. You need maybe half that to get a proper batter consistency. Two stars off for all that. As far as flavor goes...it's exactly as expected. A fair amount of corn-ness, not sweet. I added an egg (there's no obvious binder in the ingredient list) and about a tablespoon of sugar to two packages, and cut back on the milk by roughly half. They rose and browned nicely, and had great texture. While these were fine from a flavor and convenience perspective, I would not buy again, unless the price was drastically lower. Too much money for a too-small bag of cornmeal and baking powder.

SOLUTION: Tasty, but instructions are way off

PROBLEM: lots of uses for this green tea... I generally like most tea (though not the over-ally flowery blends)... Being on more of a health kick in recent years, I have added a lot more GREEN tea to my diet in one form or another... from straight brewed tea <> hot or iced... To adding the powder to things like salad dressings, smoothies, baked goods, etc. I am not new to green tea....as I first started drinking it when living in Japan some 30+ years ago.... in the ground form known as matcha. A quality product. Dissolves well. I like both the unsweetened and the lightly sweetened.

SOLUTION:
lots of uses for this green tea...