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there could be an external factor here at play. about 25 years ago, selective breeding practices/cultivar development and some broader changes in harvest practices in brussels sprouts made for a much less bitter tasting brussel sprout and commercial production adopted these practices broadly in 2010. consumption per capita in the US more than doubled from 2011 to 2023. it's kind of a wild story. https://www.allrecipes.com/science-why-brussels-sprouts-taste-better-11717910
i only know this because i experienced the same thing ("hey weird, i like brussels sprouts now") around early 2010s, but was working in specialty crop research and said something at a meeting about how "my tastes have changed" and some dork was like, "yeah, they cracked brussel sprouts, they taste good now" and send me some literature. lmao.
Did not expect to learn today that they fixed Brussels sprouts, but this timeline definitely adds up to about when I started enjoy them. Now I need to find an original!