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.

[Q]: After finding out two of our family members have celiac disease, we had to give up licorice and cherry nibs. Candy Tree's Organic Cherry Bites have no sugar and truly rival the cherry nibs with gluten. After a year of not having the "real thing" my husband believes Candy Tree's are actually better.
[A]: Better than cherry nibs (the ones with gluten)

[Q]: I was looking forward to this tea, but unfortunately the mint overpowers the hibiscus and essentially makes this just another kind of mint tea. I prefer the hibiscus tart be the star of the show in a hibiscus-based tea (aka "herbal infusion") and in my opinion, mint and "tropical" don't mix and now know going forward to pay more attention to the ingredients. Still worth 3 stars because it can be a refreshing tea on a hot day, but just not a great tropical/hibiscus tea.
[A]: Too much mint

[Q]: ...this mix does have that grainy texture found with a lot of rice-based gluten-free mixes. The mix works well when the directions are followed and it is fairly versatile. I will use the mix I have, but I'm not sure if this will be a staple in my pantry. I'm not finding myself reaching for it on a regular basis, which is usually a sign that this isn't a hit in my household.
[A]:
An easy solution, but...