Apple Dough Suet Cake
A NO MELT blend of suet, grains & apple flavoring. High fat content for year round feeding. 11.5 ounces per cake.
Model No: DD-13 - In Stock
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HEATH OUTDOOR PRODUCTS
Apple Dough Suet Cake
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Category(s):
- Wild Bird Suet Cakes
Manufacturer: HEATH OUTDOOR PRODUCTS
A NO MELT blend of suet, grains & apple flavoring. High fat content for year round feeding. 11.5 ounces per cake.
Premium Suet Blend Attracts These Colorful Songbirds: Cardinals, Chickadees, Goldfinches, Juncos, Kinglets, Nuthatches, Purple Finches, Siskins, Tanagers, Thrushes, Titmice, Warblers, Woodpeckers and Wrens.
GUARANTEED FRESH. Not for human consumption. Store in a cool, dry place.
Added or Last Modified: 5/7/2013
Weight: 0.8250
UPC: 085199050135
Apple Dough Suet Cake Additional information:
A no melt blend of suet, grains & apple flavoring.A quick source of high energy for your backyard birds, which have a very high metabolism.
Use year round for healthy feathers.
Guaranteed not to turn rancid.
Highest quality beef tallow means a higher melt point for year round feeding.
Material Composition or Ingredients (if applicable):
Blended Suet, Grains And Apple Flavoring.
Color (if applicable): APPLE / Size (if applicable): 11.25 oz.
Continental US shipping costs: 10.66 (We do not charge handling)
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Comments, Reviews and Ratings
Loved it, thanks!baschiera peggy, Wed, Feb 01, 2012
I must admit that I picked the Apple Dough Suet Cake because the flavor sounds good. Well, it must taste good because the birds love it. I tend to use the suet more during the colder months becasue it is so much easier than filling up feeders with seeds.Linda K, Thu Nov 18, 2010
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