Lemonade thieves, Chipotle is on to you.

The burrito chain has released a candle in honor of National Lemonade Day, which fell on Saturday this year, according to a news release. The candle pokes fun at customers' habit of sneaking some free juice by "accidentally" filling a free water cup with lemonade instead.

The cheeky limited-edition soy candle is designed to look exactly like a Chipotle water cup and is lemonade-scented, the release explained.

And a bonus for lemonade lovers: Each candle comes with a promo code you can redeem for free lemonade at your local Chipotle.

Chipotle superfans can purchase a candle for $28 on the company's merchandise website while supplies last.

The brand has acknowledged the lemonade trick before, tweeting, "in this house we love and appreciate people who don't put lemonade in their water cups" in 2018.

For Chipotle, it seems the real goal of playing into the water cup meme isn't to cut down on lemonade theft so much as to connect with fans.

"Social is the premier destination for us to listen to and engage with our superfans," said Chris Brandt, Chipotle's chief marketing officer, in the release. "When they see these lighthearted tributes to social chatter and fan behavior, they feel even more connected to Chipotle."

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Chipotle is adding smoked brisket to its menus nationwide following a successful test conducted last year.

The chain said the limited-time offering, which is one of its most requested menu items, will go on sale Thursday. However, members of the chain's growing rewards program can get it two days early — beginning Tuesday — if they order through its website or on the app.

Chipotle described the brisket as "smoked to perfect tenderness" and seasoned with a blend of spices and a Mexican pepper sauce. It's also topped with a new sauce made with smoked chili peppers. The company said it took two years to develop a recipe that's "uniquely Chipotle."

Brisket was tested in November 2020 using the company's "stage-gate process" across more than 60 restaurants in Ohio and California. Chipotle adds new items to its menu at select restaurants and evaluates their performance before launching them nationwide. The most recent menu item it tested using this process was plant-based chorizo at locations in Denver and Indianapolis.

Other offerings that started in a few U.S. cities before expanding nationwide include riced cauliflower, carne asada and its popular quesadilla.

Chipotle has been performing well over the past few months, despite raising its menu prices by 3.5% to 4% to cover the costs of higher wages for employees and ingredients. In the second quarter, revenue grew 39% to $1.9 billion. Sales at restaurants open at least 13 months spiked 31%.

Shares of Chipotle are up 40% this year.

If you work in the healthcare industry, Chipotle wants to give you a free burrito.

The Mexican food chain announced it's giving out 250,000 free burritos to nurses and medical providers.

Professionals in the medical field can sign-up for their code beginning Thursday by heading to Chipotle's website.

"Given the events of the past year, we are once again bringing our fans together to show appreciation for the heroic efforts of the healthcare community," said Chris Brandt, Chief Marketing Officer, in a news release.

On its site, Chipotle will also let people thank health care workers on a virtual wall.