A 9-ounce cake, smaller than a standard suet block, makes an easy, low-cost addition to a feeder lineup without committing to a full-size cake. Le Petit Woodpecker Cake, 9oz blends peanuts, almonds, cracked corn, sunflower hearts, and black oil sunflower seed into one compact cake.
What's In This Seed Cake?
The cake is made from peanuts, almonds, cracked corn, sunflower hearts, black oil sunflower seed, and gelatin. That's a nut-and-seed blend rather than a tallow-based formula, giving it a different composition than a typical beef suet cake.
Why Choose a Smaller-Format Cake Like This One?
At 9 ounces and priced at $3.95, this cake is sized and priced for adding to an existing feeder lineup rather than anchoring one on its own. It's a low-commitment way to introduce a different blend without buying a full-size cake.
Who This Seed Cake Is For
- Birders who want to try a nut-and-seed blend alongside their usual suet
- Gift buyers looking for an affordable, easy-to-include stocking stuffer
- Anyone stocking multiple feeders who wants a smaller cake for variety
- Birders curious about a lower-cost alternative to a full-size seed cake
How Much Does This Cake Weigh?
It weighs 9 ounces.
What's In This Cake Besides Peanuts and Almonds?
Alongside peanuts and almonds, it contains cracked corn, sunflower hearts, black oil sunflower seed, and gelatin.
Does the Product Page List Which Birds This Attracts?
No. The official product description doesn't name specific species. Customer reviews mention woodpeckers and blue jays, but that's review commentary rather than the product's own listed information.
Why Is It Called "Le Petit"?
The product page doesn't explain the name, though the 9-ounce size is smaller than many of the brand's other seed cakes.
Add an Easy, Low-Cost Seed Cake to the Lineup
At 9 ounces and a low price point, Le Petit Woodpecker Cake, 9oz is an easy way to round out a feeder setup this season.
