Diary - Recently, my taste has changed a lot.

[Maybo]

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Recently, my taste has changed a lot. I used to unlike spicy food but now I love them a lot!. I like to eat curry. When I eat dumplings, I always add chili sauce. I've also found that I can tolerate spicier food with time. Also, I used to find avocados disgusting. That creamy and greeny textures made me want to throw up. Now, I love avocados!

 

[emsr2d2]

Before we continue, change "I used to unlike ...". It's not what you mean. "Unlike" is a relatively recent verb meaning to remove your "Like" from a person or a company on social media.

 

[Maybo]

Revised:

Recently, my taste has changed a lot. I used to dislike spicy food but now I love them a lot!. I like to eat curry. When I eat dumplings, I always add chili sauce. I've also found that I can tolerate spicier food with time. Also, I used to find avocados disgusting. That creamy and greeny textures made me want to throw up. Now, I love avocados!

 

[alpacinou]

Revised:

Recently, my taste has changed a lot. I used to dislike spicy food but now I love them a lot!. I like to eat curry. When I eat dumplings, I always add chili sauce. I've also found that I can tolerate spicier food with time. Also, I used to find avocados disgusting. That creamy and greeny textures made me want to throw up. Now, I love avocados!

Maybe you can say "their" instead of "that".

A good phrase that you can use here is "develop a taste for".

https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/develop-a-taste-for

You can say this: I wasn't fond of spicy foods, but I've developed a taste for them.