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: I tried this brand first and I must admit I became spoiled because subsequently I went to Whole Foods to try and buy a bunch more. I had to get Navitas and found they were smaller, drier and less flavorful. So here I am -- this brand's golden berries are large, with a wonderful more succulent texture. The only problem is sometimes I get the seeds stuck in my teeth! They have tiny white seeds like raspberries but the berry itself resembles a large golden raisin. The flavor is very strong and captivating -- like a lemon with the tartness strength of a cranberry. Within days of incorporating golden berries into my diet I have noticed my insides are thanking me. Golden berries are naturally very anti-inflammatory. They have an addicting flavor that I will gladly continue to feed into.
Summary: Wow! Really good!

SOLUTION: False

PROBLEM: The ghastly horror of these pickles is enough to strip the mind of reason. They are brown, mushy, and flavored with spices that bring to mind the morgue and the taxidermist. On top of that each and every pickled chunk is sweetened with a full tablespoon of pure cane sugar. No living human being could consume more than one without selling his immortal soul.
Summary: Seven days of bad taste in your mouth

SOLUTION: True

PROBLEM: My cats go crazy for the Party Mix and mainly the cheese flavor. It sells for $1.50 to $1.89 a pouch in my local stores, so I was looking on amazon hoping to find a better price. I looked at this listing because of the price of $6.48, assuming it was for several pouches, like most of the other listings here. But no number of pouches was listed and the only indication comes from looking at the shipping weight: this ia apparently the price for a single pouch. This is a problem with amazon--quantities are not always posted and you can really get ripped off overpaying. I saw one review for Friskies canned food, where the reviewer thought she was ordering a multican pack for $12 but the actual number was not posted and she ended up receiving ONE can!
Summary: how many?

SOLUTION:
True