Pelargon

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Pelargón was the first infant milk available in Spain in the post-war period, produced by Nestlé starting in 1944.

Currently it is symbolically associated in the Spanish collective imagination with the times after the Spanish Civil War and the generation raised in the 40s and 50s.

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