 The standard American diet isn't a sad state, but sadder in some states than others. The CDC recently released a survey to chart our progress on fruit and vegetable consumption, and if you can even imagine we're eating even fewer fruits and vegetables than we were a decade ago. Not a single state met the goals they were hoping for, but one, and only one state did make an improvement, at least. Can you guess which one? Here's all 50. Note that the deepest darkest color represents 35% to 44.9%. So, not a single state even hit 50% for eating two fruit a day, with Oklahoma doing the worst. And for vegetables, not one state even had a third of their population eating three daily servings of vegetables, and less than one in five people in South Dakota. The CDC goal was to get all states up to 75% eating servings of fruits and 50% veggies by 2010, and not even close. And those eating both, forget about it. Though I am impressed with New Englanders and their fruit. Caucasians ate the least fruit, Hispanics the least vegetables, and the one state the only state to improve over the decade, Idaho, which just made it to blue.