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Whole and Split Brazil Nuts
10% OFF Everything - Voucher Code "MAY2025A"
To take advantage of this offer, just type in the voucher code "MAY2025A" in the 'Redeem Voucher Code' box on the right hand side in 'My Basket'.
* Offer ends at midnight on Tue 6th May 2025
* This voucher code can only be redeemed ONCE per customer
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Brazil Nuts.Product Details
Brazil Nuts are an excellent source of energy for wild birds due to the high unsaturated fat and protein content and can be used as a peanut substitute. They also contain a range of vitamins, most notably Selenium, minerals and amino acids which help keep wild birds healthy. These can be fed on bird tables, on the ground or in nut feeders and are ideal to feed to wild birds to help prepare them for the winter months.They are probably best fed from nut feeders during the breeding season to prevent the risk of young chicks choking or broken up in some way to make the pieces smaller.
A note regarding Brazil Nuts and Squirrels; Brazil Nuts are generally ok to feed to squirrels but only in small quantities as a treat. If squirrels eat too many Brazil Nuts they can become kind of drunk and this could make them vulnerable to predators. As with most animal species a varied diet is essential to maintain health and vitality.
