America’s sweet tooth isn’t as big as it used to be, and younger diners are even less likely to indulge in desserts.

America’s sweet tooth isn’t as big as it used to be, and younger diners are even less likely to indulge in desserts. A recent report found that only 12% of dinners eaten at home include a dessert, which is down from 15% 10 years ago, and only 9% of 18-34-year-olds are eating dessert with dinner, compared to 19% of those 55 and up. More healthful eating could be hampering dessert’s position at the dinner table, and a December 2014 Ypulse monthly survey found that 49% of Millennials consider nutritional information when grocery shopping. (USA Today)