Toddler hospitalized after being served sangria at Fla. Olive Garden

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LAKELAND, Fla. -- A 2-year-old boy was accidentally served sangria instead of orange juice at a central Florida Olive Garden and was taken to the hospital.

Orlando-based Darden Restaurants says the incident happened on March 31 in Lakeland. It prompted the company to caution employees to be more careful with alcoholic drinks.

Jill VanHeest says she took her son Nikolai to the hospital after the incident. He was given fluids and released a couple hours later. He has suffered no lasting effects.

VanHeest has an attorney but isn't sure whether she'll sue. VanHeest's attorney contacted the news media in Florida this week after reports surfaced that a Michigan Applebee's accidentally served a margarita to another toddler.


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[Vinnie From Indy]

1. Who gives a shit really?

"VanHeest has an attorney but isn't sure whether she'll sue."

LOL! The funniest line of the whole story!

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2. Now this is a story made-to-order for DU.

[deutsey]

3. Has sangria changed colors?

Last one I had a few years ago wasn't orange colored. And why would you put a margarita in a sippy cup?

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6. Yup funny colored orange juice.

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4. Maybe the breastmilk was 100 proof?

:shrug:

[Joanie Baloney]

5. What's the big deal??

Sangria was the special drink of the day at Olive Garden...not screwdrivers. Sheesh!!!