A Panera Bread spokesperson says the restaurant chain is phasing out its Charged Lemonade, a highly caffeinated beverage that has been blamed for at least two deaths in lawsuits.The beverages prompted controversy in October when the family of 21-year-old Sarah Katz,

Panera Bread's caffeinated Charged Lemonade, subject of multiple lawsuits – and alleged cause of death of two people – is being pulled from the menu.

Panera Bread has decided to discontinue its Charged Lemonade caffeinated, according to the company. “We are excited to continue the success of our recent menu transformation, which began with our core options of sandwiches and salads.

The “charged” drinks have been the subject of three separate lawsuits allegedly linking the drinks to adverse health effects, including two deaths.

Panera Bread is eliminating Charged Lemonade from its menu, the caffeinated beverage that has sparked multiple lawsuits and caused a public relations nightmare for the company. The Charged Lemonades will come off the menu in the next two weeks,