Examples
Some examples of tastes which normally need to be tried several times to "learn to like" are beer, coffee, goat cheese, caviar, olives and huitlacoche. There has been quite a lot of debate on how this change in taste experience is accomplished, as many people report that without effort or intent they have learned to appreciate these flavors simply by repeated exposure.
Read more about this topic: Acquired Taste
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