Holle Kiwi Koala Organic Fruit Puree Pouch, 100 g, from 8 months
Kiwi Koala is a Demeter organic fruit puree pouch for babies from 8 months, and its whole declaration is three fruits: pear at 60 percent, banana at 30 percent and kiwi at 10 percent. There is nothing else in it. No starch, no juice concentrate, no added sugar, no vitamin, no additive of any kind. A 100 g resealable pouch, and a three-line ingredient list.
That short list is the reason to choose this one. Most fruit pouches thicken with a starch or sweeten with a juice concentrate, and both are entirely ordinary, but this pouch does neither. The percentages add to exactly 100, which tells you there is no fourth ingredient hiding behind a rounding.
The pear and the banana carry the Demeter mark, which is biodynamic certification and a stricter standard than the EU organic baseline. The kiwi is certified organic. Holle names Italy as the country of origin for the main ingredients, which is unusually specific for a baby pouch and worth knowing if provenance matters to you.
Kiwi is the interesting part nutritionally and the reason for the eight-month placement. It is a sharper, more acidic fruit than the apple and pear that dominate earlier pouches, so it tends to arrive once a baby has taken the milder fruits well. At 10 percent it is a minority of the pouch, with the pear and banana carrying the body and the sweetness, which is a sensible way to introduce a new tart fruit.
As a European baby food pouch it is also one of the simpler ones to fit into a day. It is gluten-free, lactose-free and vegan, it needs no refrigeration until it is opened, and the cap reseals so a half-eaten pouch can go back in the fridge for a day or two.
8+ monthsFrom the 8th month
100 gResealable pouch
3 fruitsPear, banana, kiwi
DemeterPear and banana
Where this pouch sits in the weaning day
Holle gives three uses for this pouch and they are worth taking literally: as a dessert, for preparing complementary food, and as a between-meals snack including on the go. That middle one is the most useful and the most overlooked, because a plain three-fruit puree is a good thing to stir into a cereal rather than only to eat on its own.
At eight months a baby is usually taking two or three solid meals a day and is past the single-fruit stage. A pouch like this is the sweet end of a meal rather than the meal itself: a few spoons after a vegetable or a cereal, or something to carry when you are out and a meal is going to be late.
It also works as a mixing fruit. Holle's own dairy-free cereal preparations call for fruit puree to be stirred into the grain, and a pouch with no starch and no concentrate in it is exactly what that instruction wants. A pouch of Kiwi Koala into a bowl of oat porridge makes a fruit-led breakfast without anything added to either.
If kiwi would be a new fruit
Offer it on its own first if you can, or watch the first pouch closely. Kiwi is more acidic than the pear and apple a baby usually meets earlier, and it is one of the fruits that can leave a reddened mouth or chin in a sensitive baby. At 10 percent this pouch is a gentle way to meet it, but it is still a new fruit arriving alongside two familiar ones. Holle's Veggie Bunny pouch is a vegetable alternative if you would rather not introduce kiwi yet.
How to serve a Kiwi Koala pouch
Feed it with a spoon, not straight from the pouch
This is the one instruction Holle is firm about, and it is a dental one. Squeeze the puree onto a spoon or into a bowl and feed it from there. Do not let your child suck on the pouch continuously, because prolonged contact between fruit sugar and teeth is what causes decay. The pouch is a container, not a bottle.
Spoon-feedNot sucked from the pouch
2 daysIn the fridge once opened
No heatingServe at room temperature
Cap awayKeep out of reach
1
Check the pouch and shake it
Make sure the pouch and its seal are intact before you open it. A gentle shake evens out any separation that has settled during storage.
2
Unscrew the cap and keep hold of it
Holle asks specifically that you keep the top out of reach of children. A screw cap is a choking hazard in its own right, so it goes in your pocket or on a high surface rather than on the tray.
3
Squeeze onto a spoon or into a bowl
A bowl is easier if you are feeding a whole pouch; a spoon straight from the nozzle works for a few mouthfuls. Either way the puree reaches your baby on a spoon.
4
Serve it as it comes
No heating is needed and none is specified. The pouch is shelf-stable until opened, so it is ready at room temperature.
5
Or stir it into a cereal
A plain three-fruit puree with no starch in it is ideal for stirring through a grain porridge, which is how Holle's own dairy-free cereal preparations use fruit puree.
6
Reseal and refrigerate what is left
Screw the cap back on and put it in the fridge. Holle states the pouch can be stored in the fridge for 2 days after opening.
No serving size and no daily portion are published for this pouch, so none is given here. The pouch holds 100 g, and how much of it is one serving depends on where it falls in your baby's day.
Do not let your baby suck on the pouch continuously. Holle's own notes for this pouch are three: feed the puree with a spoon, do not allow your child to suck on the pouch continuously as this can cause tooth decay, and keep the top out of reach of children. Once opened, the pouch keeps in the refrigerator for 2 days.
A three-ingredient pouch, read line by line
It is easier to see what is unusual about this pouch by listing what is absent. Each row below is something commonly found in a fruit pouch and not present here, checked against the declaration rather than against a claim.
| Often found in a fruit pouch | In Kiwi Koala | What that means |
|---|---|---|
| Added sugar or syrup | Not present | Holle prints no added sugar, footnoted that it contains naturally occurring sugars from the fruit |
| Fruit juice concentrate | Not present | Nothing has been concentrated to sweeten or bulk it out |
| Starch or thickener | Not present | The texture is the fruit's own, not a starch's |
| Added vitamin C or ascorbic acid | Not present | No antioxidant has been added to hold the color |
| Lemon juice concentrate | Not present | Common as an acidity regulator in fruit pouches; absent here |
| Dairy or cereal | Not present | Which is why Holle labels it lactose-free, gluten-free and vegan |
Because the three fruits are declared at 60, 30 and 10 percent, they total exactly 100 percent and leave no room for anything unlisted. On a 100 g pouch that works out to about 60 g of pear, 30 g of banana and 10 g of kiwi, which is arithmetic from the declared percentages and the pack size rather than a published figure.
What is in it
No allergens declared
Holle's allergy advice for this pouch uses the standard European convention: any of the 14 major allergens present would appear in CAPITAL LETTERS in the ingredient list. Nothing in this declaration is capitalized, so none of the 14 is present. Holle separately labels the pouch gluten-free and lactose-free. As always, the pouch in your hand is the authority, so read it before a first taste.
On the label
Ingredients and more
Pear** 60%, Banana** 30%, Kiwi* 10%.
* from organic agriculture.
** from biodynamic agriculture.
Country of origin for main ingredients: Italy.
ALLERGY ADVICE: for the EU 14 major food allergens, including cereals containing gluten, see ingredients in CAPITAL LETTERS (if any). None appear in this declaration.
No added sugar: the pouch carries the claim with Holle's own footnote that it contains naturally occurring sugars. Those sugars are the pear, banana and kiwi themselves, because no sweetener, syrup or juice concentrate appears in the list.
Holle labels this pouch Demeter, biodynamic, organic, vegan, vegetarian, lactose free and gluten free, and its own current product page gives the same three fruits at the same three percentages and the same age of from the 8th month. The resealable pouch with a BPA-free body and a recyclable cap is as described on this product.
No nutrition table is published for this pouch on Holle's own site or at any authorized retailer we can read, so none is given. Nothing has been estimated and no figures have been carried across from another Holle pouch.
Three fruits and two footnotes is the whole declaration. Two of the three are Demeter and the third is organic, which means every gram of agricultural content in the pouch is certified to one standard or the other. Holle's own summary is that it contains the three fruits with no additives, and the declaration bears that out.
- Pear 60%, Demeter
- Banana 30%, Demeter
- Kiwi 10%, organic
- Percentages total exactly 100
- No added sugar or syrup
- No starch or thickener
- No added vitamin or additive
- Gluten-free and lactose-free
- Vegan
- No allergens declared
What a 100 g pouch gives you
The pouch holds 100 g of puree. Because it is a puree rather than a drink there is no prepared volume to calculate: what you buy is what you serve, and the only arithmetic worth doing is the fruit split and the weight in ounces.
| Figure | Value | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Net weight | 100 g | Authorized retailer listing for this pouch |
| In ounces | about 3.5 oz | Arithmetic from 100 g |
| Pear content | about 60 g | Arithmetic from the declared 60% |
| Banana content | about 30 g | Arithmetic from the declared 30% |
| Kiwi content | about 10 g | Arithmetic from the declared 10% |
| Keeps after opening | 2 days, refrigerated | Stated on this product |
| Serving size | Not published | Holle gives none for this pouch |
The 100 g pack size is the one figure that does not come from the product page itself, which states no weight. It is taken from an authorized retailer's own listing of this pouch, where Kiwi Koala appears at 100 g alongside the rest of the Holle Pouchy range. The fruit-gram and ounce rows are straightforward arithmetic and are labeled as such.
No monthly usage figure is published for fruit pouches. Those estimates exist for infant formula, where a baby's whole intake is measurable, but a pouch is a snack or a dessert and how many you use is entirely a matter of how often you reach for one. We have not invented a figure.
Product highlights
- Organic fruit puree pouch
- From 8 months
- 100 g resealable pouch
- Pear 60%, banana 30%, kiwi 10%
- Demeter pear and banana
- Three ingredients only
- No added sugar
- No starch or thickener
- Gluten-free and lactose-free
- Vegan
- Origin Italy, main ingredients
- Keeps 2 days once opened
Frequently asked questions
From what age can my baby have this pouch?
From 8 months, which is the age on this product and the same age Holle gives on its own page. Kiwi is a more acidic fruit than the apple and pear of earlier pouches, which is part of why it sits here rather than earlier.
What exactly is in it?
Pear at 60 percent, banana at 30 percent and kiwi at 10 percent. That is the complete list. The three percentages total exactly 100, so there is no fourth ingredient, no starch, no juice concentrate, no added sugar and no added vitamin.
Is it Demeter certified?
The pear and the banana are marked as coming from biodynamic agriculture, which is the Demeter standard, and the kiwi is marked as organic. Holle labels the pouch Demeter and biodynamic as well as organic.
Does it contain added sugar?
No. Holle prints no added sugar with its own footnote that the pouch contains naturally occurring sugars, and the declaration backs that up: the only sources of sugar are the three fruits themselves.
Is it gluten-free and dairy-free?
Holle labels it gluten-free, lactose-free and vegan, and there is no cereal and no dairy in the three-item declaration. The allergy advice uses the capital-letters convention and nothing in the list is capitalized, so none of the 14 major allergens is present.
Can my baby drink it straight from the pouch?
Holle asks you not to. Feed the puree with a spoon, and do not allow your child to suck on the pouch continuously, because that is what causes tooth decay. Squeeze it onto a spoon or into a bowl instead.
How long does it keep once opened?
Two days in the refrigerator, with the cap screwed back on. Unopened it is shelf-stable and needs no refrigeration.
How big is the pouch?
100 g, which is about 3.5 oz by weight. The product page itself states no net weight; the 100 g figure comes from an authorized retailer's listing of this same pouch, where it appears alongside the rest of the Holle Pouchy range at that size.
Is there a nutrition table?
Not one we can source. Holle publishes no nutrition panel for this pouch on its own site or through an authorized retailer, so this page gives none rather than estimating figures or borrowing them from a different pouch.
Where does the fruit come from?
Holle names Italy as the country of origin for the main ingredients of this pouch, which is stated in the declaration itself.
Other Holle pouches and what goes with this one
- Holle Pelican Peach PouchPeach, apple and strawberry with gluten-free oat, from 6 months.
- Holle Mango Monkey Pouch with YogurtA yogurt pouch with mango, from 8 months.
- Holle Veggie Bunny Vegetable PouchCarrot and sweet potato with peas, for a savory alternative.
- Holle Lion Porridge Pouch, Mango and PineappleA fruit and grain porridge pouch with oat and quinoa.
- Holle Organic Oats Baby PorridgeA single-grain oat cereal to stir this pouch into.
- All organic puree pouchesEvery fruit, vegetable and yogurt pouch we carry.
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Written from this pouch's own ingredient declaration and feeding notes, which are the source of the pear at 60 percent, the banana at 30 percent and the kiwi at 10 percent, the organic and biodynamic footnotes, the statement that the country of origin for the main ingredients is Italy, the allergy advice using the EU 14 capital-letters convention, the no added sugar claim with its naturally-occurring-sugars footnote, the gluten-free, lactose-free and vegan labeling, the resealable BPA-free pouch with a recyclable cap, and the three instructions to feed the puree with a spoon, not to allow continuous sucking on the pouch because it can cause tooth decay, and to keep the top out of reach, together with the two-day refrigerated keeping time after opening. The age of 8 months is taken from the product itself and is authoritative. Holle's own current product page for Kiwi Koala corroborates the age of from the 8th month, the identical three-fruit declaration and percentages, the Demeter, biodynamic, organic, vegan, vegetarian, lactose-free and gluten-free labeling, the no added sugar claim with the same footnote, and Holle's three stated uses as a dessert, for preparing complementary food and for in-between meals or on the go. The net weight of 100 g is not stated on the product page and is taken from an authorized retailer's own listing of this pouch. The ounce conversion and the per-pouch fruit weights of about 60 g pear, 30 g banana and 10 g kiwi are arithmetic from the declared percentages and that pack size, and are labeled as arithmetic on the page. Holle publishes no nutrition table and no serving size for this pouch on any source we can read, so neither is given and nothing has been estimated or carried across from another Holle pouch. A highest-organic-quality superlative previously carried for this product is not reproduced. Last reviewed 24 October 2026.
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