No sugar-coating this supernatural news Survivors, the Candyman carnage continues with clusters of new and deadly Candy Monsters congealing around the world.

Learn to protect yourself from the candyman carnage before one of these crawls out of the back seat –>>
Candymen -or Candy Monsters to be more accurate -~that’s right some of them are women! ~~ are a perennial summertime supernatural threat that can sometimes go unheeded in the howl of werewolves during the Dog Days or the evil twins who arrive with the Geminids
But rest assured as long as you keep putting nuclear reactors near candy factories and/or leaving cotton candy on hot car seats, these Candy Monsters will be a growing, gooey threat to your survival and mine.
Judging by the disturbing photos that appeared this week, it is past time to turn our attention back to these sticky supernaturals.
FAST FACTS ABOUT CANDY MONSTERS
1. Where do Candy Monsters come from?
While reports of so-called Candymen go back as far as the 1930s, these were isolated reports concerned cases of humans who got too involved in their own confections, clearly unrelated to the Candy Monsters of today.
Today’s Candy Monster clusters owe their existence to a number of overlapping phenomenon that begins with toxic sludge and ends with the fine print on you favourite candy. To be fair, what food chemist could predict the effect of gamma radiation on a bag of Boozle Beans? Was it the malic or tartaric acid? The carnuba wax or carmine colours? Or another reaction involving any of the 86 other ingredients listed?
We may never know all the chemical causes, all we can do is learn to survive the threat.
2. When do Candy Monsters strike?
While Candy Monsters are as diverse as the confections from which they come, early reports do indicate some patterns.
They prefer late afternoon and night. They almost never attack in the morning. The only one exception to this appears to be a report involving a very sweet cereal being eaten with ice cream and chocolate syrup for breakfast that resulted in an attack on one house. Metabolically speaking, they are not morning monsters.
Further, preliminary reports indicate they do not travel alone. They appear in clusters. Not herds like zombies but small packs.
3. How can I keep Candy Monsters away?
How do you keep bears away? Think of Candy Monsters as giant, super sticky, oozy, gloppy bears that shoot acids and drop glop traps everywhere in a quest to consume every confiserie they can.
What I mean is, safe sugar storage is key. For anything beyond simple chocolate or vanilla ice cream, freezing it is not nearly enough. The brighter, sweeter, smellier, stickier and tastier your treat, the better chance it will attract a roving Candy Monster. Remember this: If the candy glows, a monster knows… so don’t leave it lying around. If you can’t eat it all, dispose of the remains in a locked bin at an approved hazardous waste disposal site.

4. Never try to trap a Candy Monster
I know, I know. I must have said it 4.6 million times by now but it bears repeating.
While some would trap fairies for wishes and zombies for dishes, the late-night munchies sometimes propels misguided people to try to trap a Candy Monster.
Sure they taste great. A single free-range Candy Monster like this one is an estimated source of at least 75 different kinds of confection.
Mmmm… sprinkles…
But even if you aren’t squeamish about eating her admittedly tasty eyeball, you may not like the supernaturally sticky slime that shoots out of them. Do you really want to be glued to your couch for a week?
Well yeah maybe I do, but the point is, next time that could be a tetra-tartaric acid ray and you won’t have a couch left to sit on. Or a leg left to sit on it with.
And that’s assuming you’re dealing with only one. A dangerous assumption since the latest reports indicate the newest Candy Monsters travel in clusters.
For more about Candy Monsters clusters and how to bust them, please keep on keeping on in the comments below.
by Seth Greening - Visit SethOnSurvival.com
😈 YAY FOR CANDY! 😈
I can take a sunrise, and sprinkle it in blood? Cover it with a chocolate and a human or two? The Candy Man, oh the Candy Man can.
The Candy Man can ’cause he mixes it with hate and makes the world taste good. Hello Seth, I’m a Candyman as my name suggests, and I want to know something… WHERE ARE MY BROTHERS?! 👿
As much as I enjoy oldies, and parodies of music… I don’t really care for this. As for your brothers, I have eaten at least twelve pieces of them today. 😈
Seriously willy Wonka is your turning point? William Jordan Wonka, that guy is awesome but people made of candy are weird speaking of which this reminds me of 1970’s British television, specifically the tom baker era of doctor who. so yeah but that song wasn’t half bad if you forget that a kid breaks their jaw during it
i was watching doctor who these past weeks
I’ve turned men into candy as a torture method,but I have never seen humanoid candy? Are they tasty and if so what’s your favourite glover. Mine is orange,blood and lemon
I meant flavour not glover
My favorite flavors are that of watermelon, green apple, chocolate and cotton candy. I generally prefer eating simple fruit though, I eat sweets occasionally and do not make it a habit. These candy men are rather common, the thing is they are extremely weak creatures that can melt, dissolve and be eaten rather easily and they are nearly as delicious as the souls of demons.
Ah…the flat-chested hag is back! Yay(sarcastic laughter) 😕 (this is directed to scarlet lupa if you don’t know about my longstanding and extreme hatred of her)
Also have you noticed that the green candy man picture has a gummy phallus for a mouth.
Hmmm Scarlett is a friend of mine, so leave me out of this but HOLY GANESHA REMOVER OF OBSTACLES IT’S TRUE he has a phallus for a mouth.
Oh candymen, they are delicious, a fatal weakness of theirs is to throw salt on them by the way. Also try throwing buckets of water, Tartar sauce, ketchup, mayonnaise, basically anything that ruins their flavor kills them, vinegar and salt being their most potent weakness.
Ive got vinegar and soy sauce in the house and watch out i have a very sharp sweet tooth
Sugar dissolves in water you know.
I think everybody knows that though…
It’s rather common knowledge, so does salt.
is it also in austrailia and i have something related to it she is japanese her name is oiwa