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: The variety packs taste great! I have them every morning. At $0.30 cents per meal, I don't understand why everyone on earth isn't buying this stuff up. Maple and brown sugar is terrific, followed by apples and cinnamon, followed by regular. You don't get tired of the same ole thing, and they taste great. I just boil water from a small pot, empty the packet or 2 in a bowl, pour in boiling water, and watch it expand to 2x its size! Taste really good and takes minutes to prepare. Not sure why everyone on earth isn't this. Convenient, healthy, very quick, excellent quality, and extremely cheap...
Summary: Why wouldn't you buy oatmeal from Mcanns? Tastes great!

SOLUTION: True

PROBLEM: If you like Orange Crush you may become a fan, but it's too much of a hybrid for me. The main two ingredients are reconstituted apple and grape juices. It contains something called Acerola juice, which is high in Vitamin C (and indeed the can contains 100% of your C and 20% of your A). The sugar content is high---34 grams---which brings the carb percentage up to 12% for the day and the calorie count to 140. I think it tastes too acidic for anyone who is watching carbs and calories to be willing to "spend" them on Switch, which almost tastes like carbonated TANG. I've tried the Ooba drinks, and they are much lighter and more refreshing. Guess I'm just not ready to make the Switch!
Summary: High Sugar + Acidic Taste = Not Ready to Make the Switch

SOLUTION: True

PROBLEM: These taste really good. I have been purchasing a different brand and these are very similar in taste and texture. I agree with the other reviewer regarding ordering in the summer. There is no insulating packaging with ice packs so they will melt in warm weather like all chocolate food items. Order in cold weather and buy enough to last!!!
Summary: Taste great

SOLUTION:
True