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Here at YumSugar, we're loving Instagram, the iPhone app that allows us to take, edit, and share our camera phone pictures. Any opportunity for us to take pictures of what we're eating (or drinking as the case may be) and share it is A-okay with us. The only downfall to Instagram that we can find is that we end up drooling all day over delicious food photos that other people post. Come find us — our username is heyyumsugar — and check out what's yummy in our lives lately, and catch a glimpse at some behind the scenes Sugar action.

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We've plated up some tips on selecting dinnerware for your wedding registry, but what about cocktail hour? Whether you prefer cocktails, wine, beer, or juicing, glassware is an important category to fill in your registry. Sure, you can go with the selection that your registry consultant recommends, but each couple has individual libation habits that don't always fit the standard mold. Thankfully, it's easy to concoct your ideal blend of glasses so long as you keep a few tips and considerations in mind. Ready to drink up? Just read on.

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Weddings are known for a few things: photos, tears, smiles, dancing, and lots of booze. I've been to my fair share of weddings with a full bar, but many people opt to serve just beer and wine. Both have their benefits and drawbacks (as well as significantly different price points). There's also the option to serve a signature cocktail for the evening, which can be a fun, creative part of a wedding. So we want to know what you think. How did you serve drinks at your wedding? If you haven't tied the knot yet, do you have a preference at weddings?

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Monica Bennett proves once again that the most incredible meals can come from ingredients prepared very simply.

If you have not had the opportunity to try burrata, I warn you, this cheese is utterly amazing and completely addicting. I served it alongside crusty multigrain bread, topped with prosciutto, tomatoes, feta cheese, and watercress. Believe me when I say that this combination of flavors was pure perfection!

For more incredible photos, plus more on her romance with burrata, visit her blog. Share your own revelatory experiences with food in our YumSugar community.