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.

Ex Input:
Prior to ordering I misunderstood what truffle oil is... I warmly encourage potential buyers first to google "truffle oil"--you'll discover that there's no such thing. The "truffle essence" put in this and other truffle oils is a synthetic ingredient, whipped up in a lab, that mimics just one flavor of truffles. The aftertaste this (and any truffle oil) leaves is chemical. In order to make it work in a dish, you'll have cover it with garlic and other seasonings: basically, hide the flavor. There are some oils available through Amazon in which actual truffles are infused, but the problem is that oil doesn't easily absorb real truffle essence, so the presence of authentic truffle flavor is very weak and nearly undetectable. If you like this artificial flavor, then the price is right ($). But if you want real truffle flavor, get the real thing ($$$).

Ex Output:
artificial

Ex Input:
As I was growing up my mother always made apple sauce cake for every birthday and special occasion. After I was diagnosed with celiac I began trying to make a cake that was like the one my mother made. After 6 years I gave up trying. Then I saw this mix in the store 2 years ago and got very excited with the prospects. When I make the cake I tweak the mix recipe a little. I add to the dry mix 1/4 cup coco, 1/2 cup chopped walnuts and 1/2 raisins. I use 3 large eggs, 3/4 cup apple sauce, 1/3 cup of oil and 1/3 cup water instead of what is listed on the bag. This cake and the chocolate cake mix also made by Namaste are our family's favorites. This includes my husband and children who are not celiac and are VERY picky eaters!

Ex Output:
Applesauce Spice Cake

Ex Input:
I was hesitant to buy this at my local grocery store, Lunds, but they were on sale, so I bought a bag. I've found that going beyond the simply-flavored chips, like cheddar or vinegar, usually results in disappointment. Tried the Thai or asian-inspired chips by Target, Archer Farms, and they were awful. These Kettle Spicy Thai chips are just awesome...so much so, that I'm considering buying them in bulk from Amazon. The taste is complicated and stimulates different parts of the palate. The taste sensations prevalent in real Thai food is baked into this chip...sweet, salty, spicy. Was sour in there too? I don't know, but this is a well-made well-balanced chip that is addicting.

Ex Output:
Excellent Thai-flavored chip