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The Miami Hurricane · Feb 28, 2020

Milkshake mania: a mission to try every Mark Light Shake

The Mark Light Shakes have been a staple at Miami Hurricane baseball games for 35 years. Photo credit: Josh HalperIf you’ve ever been to a University of Miami baseball game at Mark Light Field, then you must have tried a milkshake. And if you haven’t, well, you probably should.

By the beginning of the first inning, the line for a milkshake is usually at least 20 people deep. Young kids, students and life-long Miami fans alike line up to get a taste of the sweet treats that have been a staple at Hurricanes games for 35 year now.

Mitch Freedman and his family began selling shakes at the field in 1986 and since then, the shakes have turned into a regular part of the Canes baseball experience.

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