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".

[Q]: This fondant tastes good but does not work well for decorating cupcakes. It's very soft and the more you mix in color, the softer it becomes. I added powdered sugar to help make it not stick to my mat, cookie cutters and tools, but it was a constant battle. My major complaint with this fondant is that it doesn't harden. I made decorations 3 days in advance (which I've done in the past using Wilton fondant) and they weren't drying. The morning I needed them, they were so soft that even picking them up distorted the shape. I ended up having to place a high powered fan in front of them while I went to work for 8 hours, only to come home to semi-dry decorations. Because I have a ton left over, I'm going to try and mix gum paste with it to see if that helps with the stickiness and drying time. I do not recommend this product if you're trying to create flowers, stars or any type of decoration that requires tools and drying time. Needless to say, I will not be buying this product again.
Summary: Tastes great but that's about it.
[A]: True

[Q]: Actually, Sojo's strongly recommends that the meat you add to their mixes be raw, but it an be cooked as I choose to do. My dog arrived with coccidia and giardia as a puppy. Through veterinary mismanagement, he was never completely healthy for the first 2 1/2 years of his life. After watching him get sicker on an aggressive course of antibiotics and prednisone for his Inflammatory Bowel Disease, I took him to a holistic veterinarian. Part of his treatment has been a homemade diet of Sojo's and meat plus no medications. I'm extremely pleased to report he has had no GI episodes in over 6 months and has reached a point where I consider him healthy. His coat is glossy and much fluffier than before he's finally at a good weight. I have before and after photos that show a dramatic improvement,much of which I credit to Sojo's. It does take some extra time to prepare as opposed to kibble, but I make 4 days worth at a time. This takes me about 30 - 40 minutes total which includes down time while the meat is cooking and cleaning up after. To be completely honest, I'm not thrilled about cooking for my dog but I am thrilled with the results. If I was able to feed him raw (perhaps down the road, when our vet gives the ok), preparation time would be almost nothing.
Summary: This food is not unbalanced.
[A]: False

[Q]: I was looking for a quality, low points (Weight Watchers (WW)), crunchy, salty snack. I cannot stay on a diet if I feel deprived. WW's website had a coupon for these pricey chips. Never had a "popped" chip before, so I gave it a whirl. Wow, the best crunch and flavor of all reduced-calorie chips I have ever tried. Better than other brands' popped chips I have tried since. I need portion control help and these little bags for 3 points do it for me. The variety pack helps to break up any monotony. My favorite flavor is the BBQ. I am not a vinegar kinda guy. The Salt and Vinegar flavor tastes like feet to me. Love the rest of the flavors. I love salt, so the saltiness is just right for me. Thank goodness my blood pressure is not an issue. I need these snackies. Lost 30 pounds so far in 3 months eating these. Will probably buy them by the case in the Amazon auto order system to save on shipping. I guess I plan on being a life-long fan. ...until something better comes along.
Summary: Popchips Does It for Me
[A]:
True