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:
I have tried different brands of hot cocoa from dark to milk and the Grove Square milk chocolate k-cups have by far been the best. They're big critics in my family and they have given two thumbs up. I would recommend anyone who enjoys hot cocoa to purchase this brand.

Ex Output:
Hot cocoa k-cups

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I tried this pricey dog food for my Australian shepherd on the advice of a friend who has a small dog does that does very well on one of their foods geared for toy dogs. First of all, making a decision on what food to buy is confusing. They have many breed specific foods and to look at all the bags is exhausting. With the help of a sales clerk I picked the Medium Breed adult. My dog, at first did like the food very much but I felt he was overwhelmed by the amount of food I had to feed to maintain his caloric need and gradually he lost interest in eating it. The ingredients list was pretty standard but did have nice levels of antioxidants and omega oils. Certainly this was not worth the price tag.

Ex Output:
Royal Canin--Not the crown jewels of dog food

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If you like Werther's hard candies, you may like these. The pretty good caramels. But they are hard, and really sticky. Like "do I have all my fillings?" sticky. Eating a bag now. But I wanted caramels, and these really aren't. The are closely related, but so different, in terms of texture. Not my cup of tea. If you like your caramels really hard (not hard candy hard, but still), you may love these. If you think caramels should be soft and chewy, you may not. Now, I just tried warming them up, and that really helped. Almost tempted to raise it up to 4 stars. Don't microwave it though. That turns them into a bubbling mass of goo!

Ex Output:
Good taste, way too hard.