Suet To Go Insect Balls Refill Box Wild Bird Treat, 50 x 90 g

The birds absolutely love these. Not full of rubbish and fillers like some cheaper ones .

Finally I've found a Suet Ball that isnt ridiculously overpriced that the birds actually like.I've tried maybe 10 different brands now and usually find either the suet balls go barely untouched or are the last to go in desperation once all other feeders are empty. Have had to throw countless away and the only brand the birds have truely liked were to expensive to be warranted.However, I thought I'd give these a go and the birds love them, had a good 8+ species quite happy to have peck while other feeders are full. Had my doubts when I first recieved but the birds do the talking and although not the best looking (seems to be less filling seeds etc) they are a softer consistency and the suet is obviously high quality.All in all quality and quantity for the price paid is excellent and will definitely be buying again.PS.. They come in a big bag within a cardboard box. Due to amount I'd get yourself a good large airtight container for prolonged storage.Hope this Helps

All was as expected, they are good, I've bought quite a few times.except this time left at wrong address, I'd no notice of delivery until went to tracking in Amazon.Thankfully recipient brought it to me next day.

I usually buy the RSPB suet balls but they are getting expensive. These are almost half the price and to me exactly the same. Only bought yesterday,the birds have taken to them immediately and got through four in a morning. All types love them, from woodpeckers, tits, blackbirds, sparrows even our robins are having a go. Highly recommended.

When the mix is right, and the balls quite soft, the birds love these. However I had one box where the fat balls were much harder than they used to be - the recipe appeared to have been changed, with more filler, and the birds were struggling with them. I wasn't going to buy again, but decided to give it another chance. The latest box are fine, just like the first boxes.So I'm giving them 4 stars, because of the inconsistency in quality.Update: I've ordered quite a few times since and they have all been fine, so upgrading to 5 stars

I was buying suet balls from another brand but when they became impossible to get, I took a chance on these as I’d bought their suet blocks before and the birds loved them. I don’t know what’s in them (well, I do I’ve read the ingredient information) but as far as the birds are concerned, they’re very happy. I’ve got a large garden and live on a private estate where I’m the only bird feeder for about half a mile. I have 3 suet ball hanging feeders and I crumble one or two for the little ground feeders and a group of wild pheasants that live nearby. My hanging feeders hold six balls each, one hold 8. I fill them in the morning and they are completely empty by early afternoon. During the winter on the nights it was getting down to -15 and colder where we live I was ordering the big 150 ball size and what I LOVE from a human point of view, is I can just reorder a refill box which means no plastic tubs stacking up, I refill the bucket and recycle the refill box. The birds get warming foods and I am paying less than the other brand and not collecting plastic tubs.I will continue to use Suet to Go and I definitely recommend to anyone feeding garden birds regularly.

Filled up all the suet feeders and the birds have been ‘popping by’ regularly for a feed. Any that have broken I crumble up and add them to the mixed seed I put on the open tray feeders. No complaints from ‘The Feathered Clientele’. Ordered up another box (arrived one day early 18th May), once again quality good, lots of Baby Birds need feeding so can’t see these lasting too long either.

When we opened the box we weren’t sure if these fat balls would be any use. They look a bit waxy. When we first put them in our feeders the birds wouldn’t go near them! However, after a few days of tentative tasting, the burst started to appear in droves! They love them!My only problem is that there were a lot of broken fatballs in the box (at least 1/3). We have been using the broken ones for ground feeders so they haven't gone to waste but it does make the price a lot more expensive when only 2/3 can be used in feeders and we normally use other food that’s less a pensive for ground feeders.