Front view of a small Nut Cake filled with birdseed.
Front view of a large Nut Cake filled with birdseed.
A Nut Cake inside suet feeder with a bird perched on it against a natural background.

Nut Cake

Nutty, Energizing, Clean, Popular

$5.99 CAD
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$5.99 CAD

This feeding cake is made with premium seeds that bring in a wide range of backyard birds. It's full of rich energy and nutrition to keep birds coming back, while keeping things a lot cleaner with less mess under your feeder. It can last long and fits standard suet cages. You can keep your outdoor space lively with regular visits from chickadees, woodpeckers, nuthatches, finches, and titmice, we have reports of various warblers, wrens, kinglets, mockingbirds, and even bluebirds eating these Nut Cakes. No mess, no waste, never melt.

Treenuts, Black Oil Sunflower, Sunflower Hearts, White Millet, Gelatin

Small:

Net Weight - 8oz (227g)

Dimensions - 10 cm (L) x 10 cm (W) x 3 cm (H)

Large:

Net Weight - 1lb 12oz (794g)

Dimensions - 18 cm (L) x 16 cm (W) x 5 cm (H)

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Key Features & Benefits

A Nut Cake inside suet feeder with a bird perched on it against a natural background.
Nutty

Nutty

Packed with premium nuts and seeds that birds naturally love feeding on

Energizing

Energizing

High-fat ingredients that help keep birds active and going strong through changing seasons

Clean

Clean

A solid, dense cake that helps cut down on waste so your feeding area stays a lot cleaner

Popular

Popular

Brings in a steady mix of popular backyard birds to feeders consistently

Frequently Asked Questions

Grosbeaks enjoy larger seeds, especially sunflower seeds. A quality sunflower blend can be a great starting point if you're hoping to bring grosbeaks to your backyard. Refer to "Choosing The Right Seed" & "Beyond Bird Seed" for guidance.
Grosbeaks have large, strong bills, so they do well with stronger feeders that can comfortably support larger birds. Make sure the feeder has enough room for them to perch and feed.
Grosbeaks may visit seasonally and can take some time to discover a new food source. Try offering fresh sunflower seed in a strong feeder and keep the feeding area quiet and easy for birds to access. If they aren't already nearby, it may simply take some patience for them to find you.