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Hey I know Mexicans that don't like chilies, every culture is big enough for things like that.
But I want to like them. I try one every few years to see if they’re still yucky.
You may be a supertaster, there are cheap test strips you can buy online to see.
If you are that makes sense as bitter tastes are much stronger.
do you get the same reaction from both green and black olives?
Yes sadly. I like olive tapenade though. Straight olives are rough.