A little treat could be your secret weapon to successful weight loss, according to nutrition science. Having dessert or other favorite foods in moderation helps to prevent the "all or nothing" mindset ...

Our desire for dessert is rooted in evolution, and it’s normal to want something sweet after a savory meal. The health impact of nightly dessert depends on what you’re eating, your overall diet, ...

I have a serious sweet tooth. Despite being a bit of a health nut, when my sugar addiction kicks in, there's no stopping it. I can go all day enjoying healthy, clean, organic meals, only to top it off ...

Although you may think you can’t satisfy your sweet tooth and lose weight, experts say that there are certain desserts that you can enjoy and still shed pounds. And, for the celiacs and non-gluten ...

Turns out, that morning chocolate-chip scone may not wreck your diet after all. In fact, it might help you stick to your weight-loss goals. Researchers from Tel Aviv University report that eating ...

These Nebraska buffets take dessert seriously, serving up legendary pie tables stacked with flaky crusts and creamy fillings galore.

Some 37% of people say they have a bigger sweet tooth now than when they were a kid, new research found. A recent survey of 2,000 American adults found 49% of people who identify as extroverts claim ...

Martha and Crumbl, known for its giant cookies and iconic weekly flavor drops, teamed up to create one of the most decadent ...

It’s rare that I eat dessert at all, and I can count the number of times I’ve eaten dessert first on less than one toenail. But this dessert — a glorious butterscotch pudding crowned with salted ...