Sheetz

Try Baldingers in Zelienople.

Boyer still doesn't land the Clark bar but their Clark Cups consistently capture the Clark concoction.

This is correct. Sheetz usually has ‘em. Get me a Zagnut if yer goin’.

I can’t recall the name off the top of my head but there’s a candy store in South Hills Village that usually has them.

Hey thanks! I wouldn't have thought Sheetz had them!

thank you!

Thank you!

If you’re referring to sweets from heaven, they have unfortunately been gone for a long ass time

I was at the store earlier this year so hopefully we’re not thinking of the same place!

Mmmmm Dark Chocolate Mallo Cups are where it's at too! I think you can tour Boyer (it's in Altoona!)!

I haven’t bought one in a long time, but I used to get them fairly often. I know Sheetz used to carry them. Probably still do unless something has change with their availability.

idk about the tours but that sounds neat! I love love love the PCN Tours series. The Boyer factory store was whelming besides the cheap reject Mallo Cups 🤤

Snag me a Sky Bar.

So go to Sheetz for now, but I wanted to throw out that BA Sweetie's in Cleveland (yeah, it's a bit of a haul) is like the largest candy store in the country and they have everything.

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I’ll have to look that store up, thanks!

Rocket Fizz in the Waterfront has them. It's next to Burgatory.

I think you mean that chocolate boutique that also sells candy.

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Pretty sure Sheetz has them!

No, there's a new one upstairs by Macy's.

It is huge! Went earlier this year.

Some Market District stores sell nostalgic candy bars

perhaps the ice-cream parlor down the street from Salems in the strip, Klavons, they have a lot of retro candy

You might want to try S & S on Carson Street on the Southside.

If you go to Sheetz, get ready for sticker shock. I was there picking up a gift card and wondered what else I might get. Looked towards the candy bars, saw the prices and said forget it.

Is that the one in Independence? Went there once with my family.

Not sure, we were only there for two days and my husband drove. I know nothing about the neighborhoods there.

Ugh, thanks for the warning.

Sheetz usually has them.

As an aside, their factory is in Altoona. They have a factory store where you can buy big bags of “misfits” for a low price. It’s pretty cool, worth checking out if you don’t mind the drive.

Yes!! I have never met anyone who has the same joy and wonder I do from watching the PCN Tours. It is a pleasure to meet another with refined taste. I had an extended hospital stay a few years ago in which the only thing that made the days better was when there was a tour to watch.

Klavon's usually has them.

Braddock Ave Express in Regent Square should have them.

I went to the factory in Altoona a few weeks ago and bought a shit ton of Clark bar bark and mallow cups.

Clark cups are at shop and save!

The newsstand where Kramer buys a newspaper, pack of gum and Penthouse Forum.

Hell yeah! They are at a ton of convenience stores and most Kuhn's too.

You both are right and I’m a flaming idiot

PCN Tours teaches you so much about Pennsylvania and miscellany. Plus the production quality is stellar and the people watching next to none. I want to know about all their lives!