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- 1Spelling 'ceilidh' becomes a running joke▼“That’s been a running joke... Is anyone spelling ceilidh right?”
Staff and performers are laughing about a recurring problem: people repeatedly misspelling the word 'ceilidh', the traditional Scottish Gaelic social gathering with music and dancing. The joke, quipped from the Crush Bar, captures how often the unusual spelling trips people up in signage, listings and everyday writing. Anyone who has typed 'ceili', 'kaylee' or 'cely' will recognise the frustration.
- 2Clark Crush Bar returns to Pittsburgh stores after rediscovered recipe▼Clark Crush Bar hits Pittsburgh-area shelves after recipe rediscovered
The Clark Crush Bar is back on Pittsburgh-area store shelves after its recipe was rediscovered. The revived candy bar, a familiar local treat, is now being sold again in the region, giving longtime fans a chance to taste a discontinued favorite once more.
- 3Pennsylvania candy maker revives Clark Crush Bar after 50 years▼Pa.-based candy maker revives Clark Crush Bar with recipe found after 50 years
A Pennsylvania-based candy maker has brought back the Clark Crush Bar, using a recipe rediscovered after roughly 50 years. The discontinued chocolate treat is returning to shelves, and news coverage of the revival has drawn interest from nostalgic candy fans in the region and beyond.