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: These cookies were ok, just ok. I may have been inclined to give them three stars had they arrived as whole cookies, every last cookies was broken. I understand this is probably due to poor packaging. The consistency was a bit grainy and dry though. And milk did not help. Next time I'll purchase a chewy brand or Mrs. Fields.
Summary: 1 gram of trans-fat per 16 grams of cookie!

SOLUTION: False

PROBLEM: The sugar salt combo season is so bad that I soaked them in water, washed out the canister and air dried them. Then and only then were they tasty.
Summary: Dried right?

SOLUTION: False

PROBLEM: I found this at Wholefoods for $2.50 and bought it mainly because of the cute bottle design. I had tried acai berry drinks before and aren't crazy about their flavor, and this doesn't change that. This product has a taste that reminds me of Chinese medicine. White tea is already by itself very subtle. The combination of white tea, lemonade, and acai juice just doesn't work together. I also found it overly sweetened (28g sugar in the bottle). One bottle is 140 calories. In addition to white tea, acai juice, cane sugar and lemon juice, it has soy lecithin. It's a common food additive, but I'm not sure what it's doing in a tea. Maybe to keep the lemon and acai mixture from separating out. That's nothing a good shaking can't fix. The bottle is too nice to throw out, so I'll reuse it for my own beverages. (The cap screws on.) Brewed and bottled in Chicago. I won't be buying this flavor again.
Summary: Tastless, weak, not sweet, do not buy

SOLUTION:
False