Owner Necco Markets North America Introduced 1917 | Related brands Website Official website Product type Confectionery | |
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Country United States of America Previous owners D. L. Clark Company
Leaf International Similar Sky Bar, Zagnut, Mary Jane, Charleston Chew, Bit‑O‑Honey | ||
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The Clark Bar is a milk chocolate peanut butter bar that is similar to a Butterfinger, 5th Avenue or Zagnut. It has been manufactured by the New England Confectionery Company (Necco) since 1999.
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- Nestle butterfinger hershey s 5th avenue necco clark bar review
- Clark bar 90s commercial
- History
- References
Clark bar 90s commercial
History
Today, the Clark Bar uses its original formula pioneered by Irish immigrant David L. Clark in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1917. It was acquired by Beatrice Foods in 1955, then Leaf in 1983. In late 1990, the manufacturer considered consolidating operations in Chicago, but the Pittsburgh area managed to retain the brand with the firm moving all operations from a Chicago's O'Hare suburb to the north side of Pittsburgh in the fall of 1991. In 1996 when Hershey acquired Leaf's North American operations, it became independent again with headquarters retained in Pittsburgh. It was bought by NECCO in 1999.
In 2016, the Clark Bar was part of a How It's Made episode.
