BEAKS wild bird food PEANUT BUTTER suet feed pellets for wild birds 12.75kg FREE P&P

Previous supplier's prices shot up alarmingly between my last purchase in november, and me wanting to order more. Found this much better value box, more than double the weight for not an awful lot more cost. The pellets are a slighlt lurid yellow colour, from the peanut butter I assume, but the birds love them and that's the main thing.

Good Value, arrived very quickly & the Birds Love it. Much better than using Seeds as they tend to sprout in unwanted Places.

My birds absolutely love this food. Very good quality at a great price. Highly recommended 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I see lots of other people give good reviews but my birds won’t touch them.My visitors include tits, starlings, blackbirds, robins, sparrows, dunnocks, magpies, thrushes, collared doves and wood pigeons.I put out mixed grain food, mealworms, insect fat balls, fruit suet blocks and fruit/peanut pellets.I’ve tried (bought a huge box) mixing with the fruit pellets, putting bowls of these alone, poured on the mixed pile of everything else. No joy. When it rains they just turn into a mush which then gets thrown away. Maybe I’m giving too much choice, I don’t know. Sorry ;(

At first, a different to usual food was treated with some suspicion by my large community of garden birds... But after a few days they suddenly decided this food was the best thing since sliced bread, so to speak, and went nuts over it!I put it out on my windowsill at 6am, noon, 4pm and 8pm. And every time I check, the windowsill has been picked clean again, and the resident robins and sparrows and great tits are waiting impatiently upon nearby branches, staring at the window I open to dispense their fix ;) it's like the Hitchcock movie but with Suet lol

Disappointed with suet . Too soft found when it got wet in the rain it went sticky and then mouldy and I had to constantly scrape the bird tables clean.

Very good value suet pellets for filling up the bird feeders. Well packaged so will last well on the shelf in my shed.

Flimsy packaging. Although in a box, it's wrapped in the cheapest thin polythene bag possible. Handling it to pour the contents into a container is a nightmare. It tears at the touch of a finger. Shame - otherwise good.