Nougat has long been a favorite in Morocco, cherished by generations of children. This beloved treat is widely enjoyed during end-of-year holidays or purchased in bulk for various occasions. Its origins trace back to ancient medicinal practices and were later refined through the expertise of Arab confectioners. In some Spanish regions, nougat has become a staple local product, reflecting its cultural and historical journey from early medicinal uses to its place in modern culinary traditions.
In the world of soft drinks in Morocco, one name stirs a deep nostalgia across several generations: La Cigogne. This soda, once a staple in cafés and grocery stores throughout the Kingdom, left its mark from the 1960s to the 1980s with its unique taste and iconic logo. After disappearing for decades, La Cigogne made an unexpected and remarkable comeback this summer, reviving a beloved piece of popular heritage that many thought was lost forever.
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