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ELI5:Why does frozen food (like Kid's Cuisine) taste so good when you're a kid, but terrible as you get older?

Maybe it's just me?
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When you're little, if you give baby food and chocolate to a baby, it will probably prefer chocolate because it's "stronger" to his taste buds. But since it is a baby, he isn't used to strong flavors, so it can eat bland foods as well.
That's why when you have a baby, you don't introduce salt and sugar right away, because you want them to get used to every food, every flavor and not to prefer the "bad" ones. As you grow, you start to put more salt in food, or more sugar, and those who don't have any of these components (or very little) seem very bland to you.
Coincidentally, that's why old people put too much salt on food: they tend to lose taste and put more of these components. What seems strong to you, may seem rather bland to another person depending on habits and age.