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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“These are the best quality fat balls on the market with a good price and quick, free delivery. I feed them all year round and I’m sure they have got many a little bird through a harsh winters night. On top of that a portion of the sale goes to the Wildlife Trust. Brilliant.”

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Posted 4 years ago

Richard Weightman

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“The suet balls are excellent quality and are eaten very quickly, particularly if starlings are nearby. One suggestion for service improvement would be, for repeat customers, that you give the option purchase the fat balls in a bag rather than a tub, so we could re-use an old container (just an effort to reduce plastic use).”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Haven't tried them myself but my garden birds eat 4 every morning so they must be good”

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Margaret Emery

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“Wet good. The birds absolutely love them”

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Johnny Powell

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Aggie Clinch

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“I presume they are delicious (for birds (and squirrels)), as they get eaten so fast. Haven't tried them myself!”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Well packaged, no plastic, and as always arrived promptly. Being mobbed by sparrows, starlings and bluetits as I type...”

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Peter Sutcliffe

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“Birds (and squirrels) love them.”

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