St. Albans Bay Suet Plus Mealworms & Nuts Suet Wild Bird Food, case of 12

It's not my absolute favorite suet cake (that would be Pine Tree Farms) but this is better than most. We're in the Southern California desert so for much of the year, it's very hot. Triple digit temperatures are the norm during the summer months. Most regular suet cakes will drip right out of the feeder during those months, and while the standard no-melt suet cakes stand up to the heat well and our birds love C&S no-melt suet, the dry texture crumbles when hacked at by bird beaks and plenty lands on the ground. Which means our birds go through these very fast (I limit them to two a day but they would eat more if given the opportunity). The texture of St. Albans Bay Suet Plus Mealworms & Nuts It's not my absolute favorite suet cake (that would be Pine Tree Farms) but this is better than most. We're in the Southern California desert so for much of the year, it's very hot. Triple digit temperatures are the norm during the summer months. Most regular suet cakes will drip right out of the feeder during those months, and while the standard no-melt suet cakes stand up to the heat well and our birds love C&S no-melt suet, the dry texture crumbles when hacked at by bird beaks and plenty lands on the ground. Which means our birds go through these very fast (I limit them to two a day but they would eat more if given the opportunity). The texture of St. Albans Bay Suet Plus Mealworms & Nuts Suet is somewhere between traditional greasy suet and the drier no-melt suet. This gets soft when it's hot but it won't drip out of the feeder. And although birds (e.g., grosbeaks, finches, buntings) love it and are always on it, it lasts significantly longer than the dry no-melt suet cakes. I've had these on autoship for over a year and plan to keep buying them. … more

I was hesitant when I saw a few bad reviews, but my birds seems to like it. I have only recently started leaving suet out in the summer. The first cake I put out sat untouched for most of a day. But thent it was gone in 24 hrs!

This product does not work so well for my wild birds. They seem to like just plain old seed suet. Nicely made and sticks together well. I cut it in half and it doesn't fall apart. Pretty greasy.

We’ve tried various varieties of suet over many years, and I’ve even made my own. This BY FAR is the favorite for our jays, grosbeaks, and nuthatches among others. So I’m back for a second purchase. Next time I’ll post a photo.

Our birds don't seem to care for this suet. But the price was good compared to other brands but I doubt I'll buy it again. However it won't stop me from buying from Chewy!

I’ve hung up several cakes and the not a single bird has touched these. Even tried coating with a bit of peanut butter to entice them to it and nothing. The squirrels weren’t even interested in sampling. Sadly $20 in the trash...

I started feeding the birds this summer and suet is easiest for me since I have lots of wildlife that would be attracted to seed feeders. All of my regular visiting birds like this variety, especially the woodpeckers. One cake lasts about 4-5 days so this was a pretty good deal! I’d buy it again.

I was going through a brick of suet daily until I switched to this mealworms and nuts suet. Now it hangs in the feeder and barely is visited. After three days, there are now a few peck marks but nothing more. Maybe the woodpeckers and others are not hungry???

It was a good deal - quality product - very easy to open suet package - no fuss, no muss! To store it I put It in the freezer. Now that it’s the start of summer and warmer weather the no melt suet is a wise choice to put in feeder - gets soft but still holds it’s shape and it doesn’t melt. Lots of birds are always stopping by my yard for this tasty treat! It has mealworms and nuts so there is something for all kinds of birds.

Will not buy again. My birds would not eat this stuff. Will try another brand next time.