C&S Hot Pepper Delight No Melt Suet Dough Wild Bird Food, 11.75-oz tray
C&S Hot Pepper Delight No Melt Suet Dough Wild Bird Food attracts the best variety of birds with its hot pepper recipe. Made with rendered beef suet, red chili pepper, roasted peanuts, oats and corn it’s a no melt, weather-resistant suet dough that can be used to add a little extra spice to your birds feeder all year round.
Key Benefits- Attracts Bluebirds, woodpeckers and many other wild birds to your feeder
- Delights are mixed into a soft dough texture which is pressed into cake form
- A delicious treat that will attract the same birds as feeding fresh veggies and nuts
- The no-melt formula means less mess and less waste
- Sunflower meal base and high fat content for extra energy
This product may contain one or all of the following allergens: Milk, Tree Nuts, Fish and Shellfish. For wild birds only.
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Item Number105777
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Dimensions4.9 x 4.9 x 1.3 inches
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Weight11.68 ounces
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Bird Type
Wild Bird
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Food Form
Suet
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Lifestage
Adult
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Made in
United States
Corn, Roasted Peanuts, Rendered Beef Suet, Oats, Pepper (red), Soy Oil.
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 12.0% min |
| Crude Fat | 20.0% min |
| Crude Fiber | 4.0% max |
Remove wrap and insert cake into feeder.
What is suet?
Suet is animal fat. It is the most concentrated source of energy you can offer wild birds. C&S Suet is made with only the highest quality processed beef kidney fat while special processes remove impurities that can cause low melting points and spoilage problems. C&S Treats are a poured product and will become soft and pliable at around 100 degrees (F). C&S Delights are refined even further and pressed to produce a “No Melt” suet that can be fed during the hottest temperatures. C&S Suet is reasonably priced and eliminates the mess of home production. Find more information on our quality line of suet products.
Why do birds eat suet?
Suet is 1 of the top 3 foods to feed wild birds. Birds have high metabolic rates, so it is not unusual for birds to consume 1/4 - 1/3 their body weight worth of food a day! Offering suet, mixed with the highest quality grains, nuts, fruits, and flavored pellets provides a high caloric energy source. C&S Suet is 1 of the first foods birds will offer their young. Check our wild bird feeding page for more information on how easy it is to get started.
When do birds eat?
Birds seek out food most actively early in the morning and again just before nightfall. This gives them the energy burst they need to make it through spring nesting, breeding and chilly winter nights. The wide variety and product quality make C&S Bird Suet an extremely desirable food source for our many feathered friends in all seasons.
How do I feed suet?
Wild Bird Suet is traditionally fed in vinyl - coated wire cages. They are inexpensive and durable. Wire dimensions vary depending on how starling or squirrel resistant you want your feeder to be. The cages, or baskets, hold from 1 - several C&S Suet Cakes or Bricks. The cages may be hung from branches, tree trunks, or hooks. There are also several designs available combining wire with wood or plastic. View our complete line of Suet Feeders and Baskets.
When do I feed suet?
ALL YEAR ROUND!!! In the past, people fed suet only in the fall and winter, due to poor quality and misconceptions of feeding wild birds. Winter is a good time for the beginner to start feeding because most trees are bare of foliage making the birds very visible. You are also more apt to see birds in flocks in the winter time. The growth and popularity of summer bird feeding was to be expected. You will have constant activity on your feeders as they flit back and forth for quick snacks during their busy day. C&S’s “No Melt” Suets make it easy to attract insect eating birds to your yard in warm weather. Year round feeding allows you to observe and enjoy wild birds when they are the most active and colorful.
What birds eat suet?
If you have never fed C&S Suet, you have missed some great neighbors. Common birds that eat suet are downy, hairy, red - bellied, and pileated woodpeckers. Chickadees, northern flickers, nuthatches, and starlings are also avid suet eaters. By adding C&S Suet to your wild bird’s menu, you will also attract wrens, warblers, thrushes, brown creepers, brown thrashers, and blue jays. You can also attract orioles, pine siskins, titmice, and the ever popular bluebird. No feeding station would be complete without C&S suet baskets!
What flavors do I feed?
C&S Suet flavors are available in treats and “No Melt” delights. Start with a suet that is most appealing to you. Ingredients vary from peanuts to papaya, hot pepper to almond, berry to cherry, and raisin to insect. Special blends are available including Oriole, Bluebird and Woodpecker.
What are Nuggets?
This is a new fat based product that uses a unique formulation and production process to produce. Nuggets™ have proven to be attractive to a larger variety of wild birds than even the finest selection of quality seeds.
How do I feed Nuggets?
The Bird Nuggets line may be fed with Nugget/Peanut/Sunflower feeders using 1/3? diameter wire or platform feeders. These feeders will only attract the clinging type of bird like Nuthatches and Chickadees.
What is a Snack™ Cake?
C&S Snack Cakes are produced with natural adhesive binders holding different mixes together in a cake form. These cakes vary in size from 6 ozs to 6.5 lbs.
Why would I use a Snack Cake?
Snack Cakes create less mess and waste than many conventional seed mixes. Snack™ Cakes may allow you to feed in places that you wouldn’t normally place seed feeders. You’ll also find that Snack™ Cake feeders attract a different type of bird than conventional bird feeders.
What about squirrels?
Squirrels are the bane of most birders. However, at C&S, we prefer to “FEED ‘EM, DON’T FIGHT ‘EM.” This is why we have developed a full line “Squirrelog” products and feeders. Not only do squirrels provide hours of entertainment, it is also to necessary to divert them away from bird suets and feeders because they can cause damage and steal needed food from wild birds. This is why we developed our line of Sweet Corn Squirrelogs—to have the best of both worlds.
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By gmom on Dec 22, 2018
I purchase the peanut, meal worm and hot pepper Suet and hung them side by side in my backyard to see which they prefer. I would have guessed the peanut but I was wrong! The hot pepper barely lasted one day and the meal worm was in second place as it lasted a couple days. The peanut came in third place. Now I know which to purchase in the future.
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By SetauketGirl on Nov 30, 2018
I had really hoped to deter the squirrels from raiding the suet feeder. It did, but it also deterred the birds. We have a 2 sided suet holder, and I've refilled the opposite side 3 times already while the hot pepper suet has been barely touched.
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By Womanspeak on Aug 19, 2018
I recently decided to try the hot pepper no-melt suet. It did not melt. The squirrels love it, which was not the result I had hoped for. I have four pesky squirrels which I have named Moe, Larry, Curly Joe and Harry. They take turns hanging upside down on the feeder, chomping away as if it was the best cold ice cream on a hot day. The birds don't seem to like it and have been staying away. It is the only time I have been disappointed with anything I have purchased on this site. Everything else has been great.
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By Cbarnhorst on Nov 7, 2018
This is the best hot pepper suet cake I know of. Our flickers love it and our squirrels hate it. Perfect!
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By Jennifer on Sep 11, 2018
I was surprised to see posts where squirrels are eating this. My voracious squirrels won't touch it. Even the raccoons are unimpressed with the hot flavor. My birds and wild turkeys love it! The turkeys pound on the cages until the suet break up and fall on the ground. I go through a suet cake every couple of days. But it's all good. The turkeys are good entertainment.
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By Rachel on Jul 11, 2018
On the plus side, the birds seemed to like this. And it drew in a couple cool ones I hadn’t seen, a wren and a couple woodpeckers. However, I saw the squirrels gnawing on it when they couldn’t get to the seed in the feeder. I know it was just to spite me because my squirrels are jerks but I was hoping the heat would help drive them away.
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By moma on Nov 12, 2018
The woodpeckers love this, and the squirrels leave it alone. Good stuff.
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By TXAnnie on May 20, 2018
I like this suet as it doesn't melt in the hot Unrelenting TX heat. The squirrels also won't eat it. Any other suet I use they crawl all over my open suet feeder and decimate it. But this hot pepper stuff they do not like at all. They just won't touch it. The birds don't care as they must not taste the heat from the pepper and they eat it as quickly and happily as any other suet. So it's a win win on my open suet cake feeder. I have another suet cake feeder that's inside of an external cage that the squirrels can't get to and that one I use the other flavors that the squirrels do like. I'm very happy I found out about the hot pepper not being liked by the squirrel as it means I don't have to I like this suet as it doesn't melt in the hot Unrelenting TX heat. The squirrels also won't eat it. Any other suet I use they crawl all over my open suet feeder and decimate it. But this hot pepper stuff they do not like at all. They just won't touch it. The birds don't care as they must not taste the heat from the pepper and they eat it as quickly and happily as any other suet. So it's a win win on my open suet cake feeder. I have another suet cake feeder that's inside of an external cage that the squirrels can't get to and that one I use the other flavors that the squirrels do like. I'm very happy I found out about the hot pepper not being liked by the squirrel as it means I don't have to through out my fancy open suet feeder because the squirrel now leave it alone. I will always keep a ready supply of this Hot Pepper flavor just for that particular feeder. Problem solved!!!! … more
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By CockerMom on Jun 9, 2018
I've learned the hard way that squirrels will go after the suet I offer the birds--all but this formulation. They don't do hot pepper! The birds are just fine with it, so this is all I buy--and it's just a matter of who offers the best price. This time it was Chewy--and I'll start my shopping with them next time, of course. BTW: I put the cakes in the freezer so they keep as long as necessary (especially helpful on the summer).
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By Jude on Jun 15, 2018
I got these and put them in my suet cages and watched, the birds love them and then a squirrel started to eat one, after one good bite he jumped off the suet cage and started to rub his face in the grass and then ran up a tree and continued to rub his face on the branch, he has been back but hasn't tried eating it again. Great item!!
