Super Suet Fat Balls Reviews

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With 50% more fat than our traditional Suet Fat Balls, our Super Suet Fat Balls are a firm favourite with garden birds and an extremely popular choice in most peoples' gardens. They are a valuable source of energy for a wide range of species, with the Tit family especially enjoying them. Made up of mealworm powder, peanut & wheat flour, finely ground & mixed with the suet, giving a pale finish. Beware of cheap suet balls as they can be mixed with sand, grit or sweepings to bulk them out

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“Birds can be very fussy about which suet fat balls they will eat - but they certainly love these!”

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Carol Potter

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“The birds definitely love these.”

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Peter Maddison

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“Perhaps slightly smaller than they used to be, but the birds certainly go for them. Would buy again.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“All I can say is that they go down well with the birds.”

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Mr Nigel Reynolds

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“I cannot see how you can improve on product or delivery. Packaging also in to hot compost bin to recycle”

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Jane Rabbatts

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“Excellent product; almost too good as the birds eat them very quickly! Also, like the new packaging, no plastic sheet wrapping them (box of 150) Careful handling by the delivery company ensures they arrive uncrushed.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Our birds absolutely love these and we use them all the year round. They come carefully boxed and don’t fall to pieces or feel greasy. Our tits, robins and blackbirds all manage to feed on them from the wire holder and the dunnocks hang around underneath for the bits that fall down. Vine Farm give an excellent service, the courier is polite and helpful and we wouldn’t buy bird food from anywhere else.”

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