High Energy Suet Cakes, 20 Pack of 11 oz. Suet Cakes for Wild Birds

Birds love it! So much that we usually have to refill the holder every 2-3 days. It’s very popular and keeps our local feathered friends from having too tough a winter. It’s even good in the summer. Doesn’t melt through the holder even in the sun.

This is the only suet I use! Love how easy they are to get out of the packages and my birds love them...Only problem is that they love them so much, I have to put out a new one every other day!

Best suet! Great price! We have 4 different types of woodpeckers in our yard and go through a lot of suet. All of the birds love it.

Birds just love it. Have ordered 4times before

Contrary to some reviews, these suet cakes get gobbled up by the usual suspects, especially during colder months when they need the extra energy. They fit a small suet cage, and as long as the cage is hung where they can find and access it, the birds will feed from it. Of course, if you don't have woodpeckers, nuthatches, and other suet-eating birds in your yard, then the suet cake will be left untouched. Not every bird eats suet. And if the suet is rancid (mine wasn't), then the birds won't eat it, either, even if they are used to suet. I can't speculate why some reviewers' birds wouldn't eat these cakes when they would eat others. All I know is that I have to hang a new one once a week. I bought these suet cakes because my usual brand was unavailable and because they were priced right at the time I ordered. That other brand offers orange, berry, and seed-studded varieties that my birds may prefer. These cakes have some embedded millet and a few sunflower seeds, but they are not flavored. Like most cakes these days, they don't melt in the rain or snow -- or presumably high temperatures, although I don't use suet in warmer months. -- Debbie Lee Wesselmann

Excellent quality and value for the price. Birds here in Northeast Ohio love this Suet mix. It's a particularly effective way to feed the Birds in the Winter.

This suet cake variety pack is a great value, especially if you feed birds regularly. The mix of peanut and berry flavors provides good variety, and both types attracted a wide range of wild birds to the feeder. The cakes are a generous size and hold up well outdoors. With 20 suet cakes in one pack, it’s convenient to stay stocked and reduce frequent reordering. Overall, this is a solid, cost-effective option for bird lovers looking for a reliable suet supply that birds enjoy.

The birds love it. Especially woodpeckers and lots of the other birds. One suet barely lasts a day. We watch the birds from the outside in the summer but also from the inside windows in the winter.

I got this to feed the birds over the winter. I have already used it and the birds like to eat it.