C&S Peanut Delight Suet Plugs
- Brand:
- C & S Products
- Model Number:
- CS08907
- UPC:
- 018222406807
- EAN:
- 0018222406807
- Walmart SKU:
- 159054359
At $4.43, pricing shows 0.0% discount compared to typical $0.00 levels.
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$6.98 | |
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$4.43 |
Tracking History: We have tracked C&S Peanut Delight Suet Plugs since 4/5/2025. The most recent price update was on Mar 15, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $4.43 (lowest on 5/2/2025) to $6.98 (highest on 4/5/2025). The average price during this period is $4.75.
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.77/5 from 48 reviews.
Easy to open package and the plugs came right out for me no stickiness or anything. Smells yummy and i can tell birds have been nibbling at it in the short time I've had it outside. No issues with putting it into the bird feeder. Just push it on through. I just hope I can catch when birds are nibbling away soon!
I had never seem this type of suet previously. I had only saw the square suit blocks I also had not seen the feeder they slide in to. But these are absolutely amazing. You get 4 suet rolls, which slide into the suet feeders these are especially made for. I am not sure if there are other varieties or flavors but this particular one is called Peanut Delight. I love the fact that it has a fancy inviting name. The birds in my yard absolutely love this. It has an appealing scent even to me. And I assume the birds like it as well because they have had my feeder covered up since I put it in the yard. This says no melt and for now I have to trust that is true. It is cold so I don't don't think that would be an option. I have used suet blocks before and have never had any issue with any melting even in the hot summer months and it can get in the upper 90s or even 100 in my area. These suets slide easily in to the feeder ( have included a picture of the feeder that these fit in to) but I would suggest taking the feeder outside to insert the suet plugs because it can be a bit messy and get crumbles on the floor. I would recommend this to anyone who likes to feed the birds. The feed seems to be inviting and tasty. I will also purchase this again in the future. I am sure I will be expected to keep the Front Porch Diner fully stocked! Also can't wait to see if there other varieties of plugs. I think it would be fun to stock my plug feeder with different varieties as I have 4 spaces in the feeder. I love watching the birds and being able to feed them.
These suet plugs have a round design and fit perfectly into the Pennington Cedar Wild Bird Suet Plug Feeder. They are virtually mess free when I put them into the feeder. They hold up well in the weather. The little birds in my yard seem to enjoy this suet mixture immensely. I have not seen any big birds eating feeding on it. These plugs are very convenient to use. I like that they are made in the USA of high quality ingredients. Bird watching out my kitchen window is one of my favorite things to do. Providing the wild birds in my yard a treat, especially in the Winter is something I like doing. These suet plugs make that easy to accomplish.
Due to the fact that it's not even near ready for Spring where I am located, I haven't had a chance to actually use them yet. I am pretty sure though that they will be a most welcome sight to all my birds that come around. I live in 54 acres of woods. Honestly though, they arrived packaged great so they will be a nice addition to the Pennington Cedar Wild Bird Suet Plug Feeder I received at the same time.
These suet plugs are easy to put in the bird feeder. They fit in the spaces perfectly and the birds can access them through the bars or at the edge of the feeder. It says you can refrigerate them so they are easier to put in but I just put them in right out of the package and had no problem. We have had some really hot days and they haven't melted at all which is really nice! I feed a variety of different birds but I am new to the suet feeder. I don't think they birds have noticed it yet. It's been up for a little over a week. But I am sure they will come soon!
I really like C&S peanut Delight no melt suet plugs. I bought some type of suet blush before and I always ended up with a mess. I followed directions and refrigerated them before inserting them. I have had in since last week and I have a pair of woodpeckers eating from it. So far it hasn't melted all over the place. They seem to hold together well even with the squirrels try to get a taste. For me it's worked out great for me and my bird feeder. This a definite plus for me. I swore I would never get one again because of the suet plugs meting and the mess to clean up. I have told several people that stopped by and they have had problems with their. I have already recommended it to friends and a few neighbors. This will be my go to suet plugs.
This is my first time trying these plugs; I've been feeding my backyard birds for years and really enjoy watching the birds my feeder attracts. In the winter I add suet to the feeder so when I got a plug feeder I needed these plugs. First, they're not messy or crumbly, a big plus. The plugs slide easily into the feeder and it was a simple process to insert them. But the best part is that my cardinals, blue jays and woodpeckers flock to the feeder and happily consume the suet which gives them a big nutrition boost as the snow flies here. I would say my feathered friends and I are quite pleased with these suet plugs.
We got this 4-piece suet plug set to go with our corresponding 4-hole suet feeder (see separate review). The package advertises melt free and it seemed to do fine holding up in regular temps but we appreciated the advice to throw the plugs in the freezer for a few minutes to harden them before inserting into the holes in the feeder. It went fine. The birds have been lightly pecking at the peanut mix. Took them a few days to find the plugs so we put some sunflower seeds in the compartments to attract them. Once they saw the seeds, they figured out how to peck the suet.
These suet plugs fit snugly in the bird feeder. They are kind of delicate, and I had to kind of force them into the little holes to get them in there. In doing so, some of the peanut suet shaved off and I was kind of scared they would break or completly crumble rendering them useless, but luckily they all made it into each of their little holes safe and sound. I took a picture of the suet left behind, I hope you can see it, it's kind of dry, but kind of moist as well. It's like a fine grainy powder. Anyway, I got the suet into the feeder, and put it outside, and we had a freak storm that night that barreled through our town and knocked out all power city wide and downed trees. We were on flood watch from all the rain we got so quickly. But even with all that terrible wind and rain, the suet made it through just fine and was still in perfect shape the next day, so that was impressive. The birds in my area seem to like it too. It's fun to watch them outside the window. Yes, I would buy his again.
These little peanut butter suet dough plugs are the perfect shape for this feeder! Since I've only had this feeder for 2 weeks there's been a minimum of birds out and about but I can't wait til this spring where I'll see my 2 woodpeckers, the robins, nuthatches and blue jays. I'm sure they'll love these tasty little treats! I have it hanging near my hummingbird feeder so I hope it doesn't scare them away. I may have to move it. Also, in my opinion I prefer these little dough plugs to the traditional square ones that I usually get. They seem to make a mess and the birds don't have the advantage of getting to the ends. I'm sure you'll love these too!
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