Burning Love Cylinder

Spicy, Welcoming, Clean, Convenient

Price: $23.99 CAD
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Price: $23.99 CAD

Hearts on fire! There’s lots to love about this new product! The sunflower hearts are loved by a wide variety of birds, while the HOT pepper will repel squirrels. No hulls mean no mess around your feeder.

Large size means it will last for days and days, no more running out to refill the feeders constantly.

No waste, no mess, never melt. Attracts birds much more quickly than suet and without the problem of melting in the summer heat. Great for year-round bird feeding.

This product contains a strong eye, nose and skin irritant (hot pepper). Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water after handling and keep out of reach of children.

Sunflower Hearts, Red Pepper, Gelatin

Small:

Net Weight - 2lb 4oz (1134g)

Dimensions - 10 cm (L) x 10 cm (W) x 20 cm (H)

Large:

Net Weight - 5lb 8oz (2495g)

Dimensions - 15 cm (L) x 15 cm (W) x 20 cm (H)

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Key Features & Benefits

Front view of a large Burning Love Cylinder filled with birdseed.
Spicy

Spicy

A touch of hot pepper helps make this blend less appealing to squirrels

Welcoming

Welcoming

Sunflower hearts attract a wide range of colourful backyard birds to your feeder

Clean

Clean

No hulls means less mess below feeders and a cleaner feeding space

Convenient

Convenient

The long-lasting cylinder reduces frequent refilling while providing birds with steady nourishment

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Birds cannot taste capsaicin, which is the substance in peppers that makes them "hot." Hot pepper products can help keep squirrels away from your bird food while still allowing the birds to eat it.
Get a squirrel-proof feeder. You can also get a squirrel baffle, and use hot pepper bird food for additional help. Refer to “Keeping Squirrels Away” for guidance.
This depends on how the baffle works, but most baffles are used to stop squirrels from reaching bird feeders by using a barrier. Baffles should be placed where they will stop squirrels from getting to your bird feeder by any means such as away from trees, fences, roofs, or other objects.