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American; honeycombed ground roasted peanuts covered with milk chocolate, introduced by Pittsburg candy maker David Clark in 1917.

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The Clark Bar is a candy bar manufactured by the New England Confectionery Company (NECCO).


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A Clark Bar consists of a honeycomb peanut butter crisp with a chocolatey covering. It was named after its creator David L. Clark, founder of the D. L. Clark Company which was later purchased by NECCO. Once produced in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania the Clark Bar still has a loyal following of consumers in the Steel City.

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