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.

Example Input: The earths best he eats the most, this one is a little thicker than his original chicken/sweet potato favorite which is very runny.
Example Output: Baby likes this one

Example Input: Summary: way too sweet, no berry/kiwi flavor, small serving. Upon first taste, both of us found this juice to be excessively concentrated sweetness. Additionally, both of us detected no hint of berry or kiwi flavor. Neither of these problems is surprising when looking at the ingredients. It is made from juice concentrates + water to reconstitute, and the first two juices are apple and grape, so no wonder it tastes like apple (or white grape). The mild carbonation that is there is insufficient to cut the excessive sugariness of this juice, which makes it have a very think and non-refreshing mouth-feel. I think it needs more carbonated water (or serve with crushed ice and let it melt for a while), and it definitely needs more actual kiwi and berry fruit flavor. Next we compared Switch Kiwi Berry to Trader Joe's similar Strawberry Kiwi Juice. The Trader Joe's juice actually tastes like strawberry & kiwi, and is not too sweet, and not too thick on the tongue to be refreshing. So it is possible to make a juice of these flavors that is actually good. Finally, it is in a very stylish slim can, which means that it does not hold very much: 8 oz specifically (the usual canned soft drink contains 12 oz). By the way, fruit sugar (fructose) is still sugar, and this drink is full of it. When they say "no *added* sugar", that means they didn't add any *more* to the overly sweet apple and grape concentrates they were using, which is not the same thing as saying "no sugar" or "no sucrose" (table sugar). disclaimer: we do not drink sugary soft drinks, so if you do, you may like this one.
Example Output: Tastes like overly sweet apple juice, Trader Joe's version is better

Example Input: I purchased this product for a couple of reasons. First, with the cost of k-cups, this offered a lower price option. Second, this allows me to used the coffee of my choice (decaf, organic, water-processed). The first couple of times I used these, the coffee was very weak. I opened a regular k-cup that I had to see if there was a difference in grind size from what I was using; there was not. Then I poured the contents of the k-cup into my disposable k-cup and it would not fit. Apparently, the disposable cups hold less coffee, which could account for the weakness. I also noticed that the disposable cups leak around the rim, and I often get grounds in my cup. I started packing as much coffee as I could into the cups, to where I could barely get the top on. This made a much better cup of coffee. However, they still leaked, there were still grounds in my coffee, and it make my Keurig run MUCH slower. Not to mention the cleanup... My business uses a Keurig so that all of us can brew the coffee of our choice, and we also have a couple of tea and hot chocolate drinkers. Everytime I use the disposable cups, I have to wipe down the machine, drip tray & my cup. I also have to clean out the interior of the cup recepticle so that the next person doesn't have to put up with my leftovers. All in all, these were a nice idea, but the amount of work they require makes paying a little exta for the convenience of regular k-cups more attractive. I will probably use up what I have and then go back to the regular k-cups or find a more landfill friendly solution.
Example Output:
Not what I hoped for...