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".

Input: Consider Input: I've read lots of other reviews deeming this tea as "coffee tasting" or with "roasted flavors," but to be very truthful, it tastes just the way I could imagine second hand smoke would. It's very very strong, requires 15 minutes to steep, and is not for the faint hearted. I've heard wonderful reviews related to weight loss regarding this product, but I was not able to tolerate the taste long enough to actually see any weight loss benefits. Good luck to those who care to brave this "roasted" flavor.
Summary: Really Gross

Output: True

Input: Consider Input: Although this is marketed as a coconut product, it really isn't. People seem to be having success baking with this. Now, coconut flour is delicious and tastes great in many substitute recipes, but does not have the same consistency or taste as wheat flour. When I saw all these success stories I grew suspicious. I looked up the ingredients for this and the first one is white rice flour. Coconut flour is the fourth ingredient (after potato starch!). Each serving packs a walloping 46g of carbs. If you are not necessarily gluten-intolerant but just living a low-carb lifestyle (Primal, Paleo, Atkins, Ketogenic, etc.), you'll want to avoid this.
Summary: not low carb

Output: False

Input: Consider Input: Its been a while since I tried this but I decided to write up a review anyway. My little one LOVES his pouches, but this is one he would not have. After tasting it, I had to agree with him. Maybe he does not like green peppers either. If I recall correctly, the ingredients do not have yellow or red peppers as shown on the picture, but rather there are green peppers. I was very disappointed as it looked good in the picture, it sounded nice & healthy, and my baby loves all their other products. I'd suggest you try ONE pouch to see if you like it before you purchase several.
Summary: Strong after taste. Not good.
Output: False