Peanut Granules 20kg - Free P&P

Peanut Granules for Wild Birds — Aflatoxin-Tested, 20kg Free P&P

Little Peckers Peanut Granules are crushed peanuts that are higher in oil and protein than whole peanuts, making them a particularly nutritious food for a wide range of garden birds and wildlife. Because the protective coating is removed during processing, peanut granules are softer and easier to eat — making them safe for table and ground feeding without a mesh feeder. Aflatoxin-tested for quality and safety. 20kg with free P&P (subject to postcode — see Shipping page for details).

Key Benefits

• Higher in oil and protein than whole peanuts
• Aflatoxin-tested for quality and safety
• Crushed — safe for table and ground feeding without a mesh feeder
• Safe for nestlings — suitable during the breeding season
• Also loved by hedgehogs and other garden wildlife
• 20kg with free P&P

How to Feed

Offer on a bird table, ground feeding tray or in an open dish. Because the peanuts are already crushed, they do not need to be fed through a mesh feeder and are safe for nestlings during the breeding season. Feed in small quantities to ensure freshness, as the protective coating has been removed. Store in a cool, dry place.

Suitable for attracting

Robin, blackbird, dunnock, starling, house sparrow, blue tit, great tit, nuthatch, great spotted woodpecker, greenfinch and many more garden birds. Also popular with hedgehogs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between peanut granules and whole peanuts?
Peanut granules are crushed peanuts with the protective coating removed. They are higher in oil and protein than whole peanuts, softer and easier to eat, and safe for table and ground feeding without a mesh feeder. Whole peanuts must always be fed through a mesh feeder to prevent choking.

Are peanut granules safe during the breeding season?
Yes — unlike whole peanuts, peanut granules are small enough to be safe for nestlings, making them suitable for year-round feeding including the breeding season.

Why should I feed peanut granules in small quantities?
Because the protective coating has been removed during processing, peanut granules can deteriorate more quickly than whole peanuts. Feed in small amounts and replenish regularly to ensure freshness.

Please note: free delivery is subject to postcode. See our Shipping page for full details.