Controversial!
There's something very wrong about 'acquired tastes'. Taste is your body's way of testing if something is good for you. This is a sense evolved over hundreds of thousands of years. Your body's entire nervous system is wired into your tongue to judge if ingesting something is going to raise or lower your chances of survival.
Alcohol, coffee, immediately spring to mind. Coffee is one that I never acquired. It took me a lot of work to like alcohol, but now I do. I wish I didn't. I don't like beer but a good wine is awesome.
When you acquire a taste it is because your body chemistry becomes changed slightly by the substance. If you go through a deep cleansing or detox you will lose the taste for certain things again.
Refined sugar is another example.
Also meat.
Did you ever wonder why you have to play all sorts of games with babies to get them to eat certain foods? "Here is the train going into the tunnel" etc. I used reverse psychology on my little brother by pretending to I was gonna eat his food and then waving it in front of his mouth so he stole it.
This is why when you go raw food for long enough meat starts to taste foul. It's just we mash up meat, pack it with sugar, and force feed it to babies until their body chemistry adapts and developes a taste for basically poison.