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Despite Clark's many owners and a few controversial ingredient changes (that were fortunately reversed), Clark Bars remain a tried-and-true classic combination of crunchy peanut butter and creamy milk chocolate. Today, this retro candy qualifies as a piece of edible Americana.
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small chocolate covered caramels are so good..... 1 at a time.... so flavorful and sweet........
I have searched literally everywhere for this candy in a roll. Was thrilled that you had this!! Got here really fast too. Thank you so much!!
I've always loved Big League Chew gum (and not just because it reminds me of my favorite sport). Now it also brings up pleasant memories of my childhood. Plus, I LOVE grape gum! So this product is a winner all around!
The flavor wasn't as intense as it use to be. Besides that it was delivered quickly and in good condition
in my youth i liked sour candies,,sweet tarts was a favorite, then i really enjoyed sour balls. but hadnt seen them in a while.untill i came across candyfavorites.com thought id see what i could find. Sour balls i found,and ordered and got them,. and have them over several places in my home. brought back my younger day memories. thanks. another favorite, i ,used to enjoy was at the sears candy store.. chocolate stars,,by BRACHS but it seems they arent around anymore,but my sour balls filled those yester years times
Thanks for sharing your sweet experience! Half the fun of old-school candies is the good memories they bring back! As for the Chocolate Stars, of, for that matter, anything from Brachs, they were discontinued several years ago much to the sadness of candy lovers! The good news is that old favorites like Sour Balls are still around!
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Yes, long may both of these classics wave! The future of the Clark Bar is precarious as Necco hasn’t found a buyer but lets keep hope high and fingers crossed… Thanks for visiting CandyFavorites.com!
The CLARK BAR is a classic! My father’s side of the family, the Magees, are from Pittsburgh since 1789. I am 65 ( Yipes) and have recently fallen in love with CLARK BARS only to learn of its Pittsburgh heritage. Seems a good match!
The other historical candy bar that I can’t live without is Goldenberg’s peanut chews. Made in Philadelphia since 1912 these candy bars were used as food rations during World War I. Absolutely spectacular both of them and long may they wave!I grew up in Pittsburgh. I will always remember the 5th grade field trip to the Clark Candy Factory on the North Side. Clark Bars, Zagnuts, Teaberry gum to name a few. Great times, great candy
I am 66. The fact I got to be this age CONSTANTLY amazes me. Don’t ask why it would be too embarrassing to explain!
My father was a cab driver for Yellow cab when I was around 5 or 6. Mom always stuffed me in the 1955 Pontiac for the drive to the Cab company to pick him up at 2 or 3 AM. (HEY, I was 5!) The Clark Candy factory was right next door and I can STILL recall the sweet smell of the chocolate as I sat in the back seat waiting for Dad to get off. I still eat Clark bars to this day!
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