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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".
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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.
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True

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Only Pom.Mol.I've ever used but this seemed to have the same flavor the Chef came up with for a pomegranate relish for fish. It seems to have a bit of a brown appearance though where the one the Chef used was a brighter red color.
Summary: Great Find!
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False

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I'll admit, I am reviewing a product I have not used. The reason is that wheat gluten is about the #1 cause of allergies in dogs. When wheat gluten is broken down it gets very sticky, so it coats the cilia of the digestive tract. This can cause irritation, and cause the immune system to actually destroy the lining of the intestines. This means that your pup might not be able to absorb all the nutrients he is eating. Often allergies show up as 'hot spots' where the dog gets itchy and possibly scratches fur off. The problem with food allergies is it's possible that they won't be obvious because all the damage will be internal. So, I have not seen a problem with this product, but I have known dogs who have had terrible reactions to wheat. It's the same things as "gluten intolerance"in humans, but it's much more common in dogs who are not quite as good at digesting grains. Wheat flour can be bad enough, but including concentrated wheat protein is much worse - because that is what causes the allergies.
Summary: Find another treat
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False