Mercadona operates on a simple, bold premise: products either refresh the shelves or fade away. This mindset shapes how the retailer manages its assortment, frequently rotating items to keep the lineup dynamic. Some products vanish from the aisles, only to be replaced by fresh innovations, while others receive tweaks that change their appeal. The effect is a constantly evolving selection that reflects customer tastes and market trends, rather than a fixed inventory.
Because of this rapid turnover, shoppers often use social media to confirm whether a beloved item is still on offer. The company maintains an active presence across platforms, and many questions about disappeared products surface on Twitter and similar networks. In Valencia, for instance, customers have asked repeatedly about familiar favorites that have suddenly vanished from Mercadona’s shelves. The ever-curious consumer seeks clarity, and the quick responses on social media help them understand the current assortment. When searches focus on a firming facial cream branded luxury caviar, the response is straightforward: that product is no longer part of the current lineup.
In the same spirit, several other well-known items have disappeared from Mercadona stores. The Milord brand apple liqueur is no longer available, prompting comments from enthusiasts who miss its flavor. The sentiment is shared by those who remember topping a dish or dessert with a splash of this liqueur. For fans of Iberian pork pâté Pena Negrayou, the product is also off the shelves, with some tasters noting its distinctive taste as a memory they wish to relive. In each case, the question remains the same: what happened to these favorites, and will they return at any point in the future?
Mercadona’s most wanted ice cream returned (and five other items lost)
Five new Mercadona products
Mercadona’s online portal now offers a clear snapshot of brand announcements, product improvements, and notable introductions that catch the eye. The frozen section has seen a bold newcomer: a Peanut Flavored Veggie Ice Cream. This frozen treat blends a creamy base with peanut sauce and visible pieces of roasted peanuts, offering a half-liter tub priced at 2.50 euros. The concept blends plant-based appeal with a familiar dessert texture, aiming to satisfy both health-conscious shoppers and those seeking a comforting treat.
Continuing in the dessert category, the Cakes Filled with Cocoa Cream comes from the Hacendado line. Practical for busy households, these cakes are offered in a two-pack for 1.60 euros, a value that makes indulgence accessible without sacrificing budget. For fans of rolled desserts, a nut-flavored roll is now available in a compact 41-gram package, priced at 0.21 euros. The item provides a quick, tasty option for snacks or small celebrations, expanding the range for those who enjoy bite-sized sweetness.
On the snack and beverage side, a new product features Coke with Tonyina, combining familiar cola flavors with tuna plums for a savory twist. The 420-gram portion is priced at 7.50 euros and is prepared by Pro Pasties Alimentación SL, a producer with a track record of incorporating regional tastes into mainstream shelves. The product is aimed at curious eaters who enjoy experimental flavor pairings and ready-to-eat meals, expanding Mercadona’s scope for quick, flavorful options.
Finally, a Green Tea Lemon Drink from the Hacendado line rounds out the recent introductions. This refreshing beverage is available in a generous one-and-a-half-liter bottle and is offered at 1.20 euros, positioning itself as an affordable option for hydration with a citrusy twist. The new lineup demonstrates Mercadona’s strategy to mix familiar favorites with bold, modern choices, keeping shoppers engaged and exploring the aisles.