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If you're older I think some of this is obvious. Biggest example for me is grapefruit, they used to be barely sweet, when I was a kid they were mostly bitter an
by sidibe 2y ago
If you're older I think some of this is obvious. Biggest example for me is grapefruit, they used to be barely sweet, when I was a kid they were mostly bitter and we used to add sugar to them, now they're always extremely sweet.
- lambdaba 2y agosame here! Thanks for bringing up memories of sugar grapefruit. My parents' generation used to sugar their strawberries...
- mercacona 2y agoMy parents' generation used to add sugar to everything because they considered sugar a source of energy. I remember eating strawberries directly from the plant, and they were sweet. However, my aunt would serve the same strawberries with sugar as an afternoon snack.
- MrDresden 2y agoThis may differ based on location, as my grapefruit (non organic normal supermarket bought) are still quite bitter. I'm located in Europe so these might be Spanish grapefruit, though not sure.
- EPWN3D 2y agoYour palette changes pretty significantly over time, especially between childhood and adulthood. Grapefruit may not have changed at all, and you might still find them sweeter at 30 than you did at 8.