An acquired taste for flavors in some cultures, considered "unpalatable" in other cultures, is made possible through enculturation.

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Enculturation refers to the process of learning and acquiring the norms, beliefs, values, and behaviors of one's culture. This means that what one culture considers as an acquired taste or acceptable flavor, may not be the same for another culture. The acceptance of certain flavors and tastes is therefore subjective and can be influenced by one's cultural upbringing.

An Acquired Taste for Flavors in Some Cultures, Considered "Unpalatable