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Florida Pays Up on World Series Bet, Sending 20 Pallets of Orange Juice to Milwaukee

Marcus Chen
Marcus Chen
Marcus Chen
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Marcus manages the day-to-day editorial workflow across all brands, coordinating coverage assignments and ensuring editorial standards are met. He previously served as city editor at the Pioneer Press and holds a degree in Political Science from Carleton College.

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Florida Pays Up on World Series Bet, Sending 20 Pallets of Orange Juice to Milwaukee — Sheboygan Arts news

Florida s Natural orange juice. Photo provided. Wisconsin s bratwurst supply is safe, and Milwaukee is about to be swimming in orange juice. Florida s Natural is making good on its World Series wager with Johnsonville, sending more than 20 pallets of orange juice to Wisconsin following the Milwaukee Brewers championship-clinching victory over the Tampa Bay Rays Wednesday night. That s approximately 200 kegs worth of orange juice, or enough to make 200,000 mimosas. And a portion of the winnings will be available to Brewers fans during Friday s championship parade. The two companies announced the bet on Oct. 23. If Milwaukee lost, Sheboygan Falls-based Johnsonville would send 413,554 bratwursts to Tampa, one for every resident of the Florida city. If Milwaukee won, Florida s Natural would deliver enough orange juice for 200,000 victory mimosas. The Brewers took care of business in five games, clinching the franchise s first World Series title Wednesday night in St. Petersburg. Within ho

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