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It's similar to 5d but I don't think there's a theme!

There is a sort of theme, with several rhyming pair words as solutions

I struggled with this one, grinding to a halt with about a third done. I persevered and did eventually complete it. Not sure if I enjoyed it or not. I'll do a Bunthorne to relax now ;-)

Like ChrisE, I have an answer for 11 ac that I have never heard of before. It sort of fits the theme(?) but I don't know why.
Any hints?

Hi griffin
Think of different meanings of "setter"

11 A. Setter = something that sets, so the first word
A clanger is a ????. so describing it could be ????(the same four letters) with a Y at the end.
A 5, 5 is the owner of a large corporation/stomach.

....it also seems to be a "large corporation" making sweets!

Hi Griffin! Re 11A - Lou Carpenter's 'nickname' for Harold Bishop in Neighbours. Must be my twisted mind but I found this puzzle pretty straightforward compared to Enigmatist yesterday.

Thanks everyone. I had got the clanger bit but was thrown by the rest of the clue. The setter bit is clever.
Enjoy your weekend.

Good to read all your posts as I am looking at it again with renewed eyes. I have ?u?b/?u?e for 1d. Any help welcome.