Fruity Fox - Holle Organic Fruit Puree Pouch with Yogurt

Holle Fruity Fox Organic Fruit Puree Pouch with Yogurt, apple, banana and berries, 85 g, from 8 months

Fruity Fox is a Holle organic fruit and yogurt pouch for babies from 8 months. It holds 85 g of smooth puree made from pasteurised yogurt 40 percent with apple 24 percent, banana 17 percent, strawberry 9 percent, blackberry 4 percent and redcurrant 4 percent, plus starch and lemon juice concentrate. Every ingredient is from organic agriculture and the pouch carries the EU Organic seal, certified by inspection body DE-ÖKO-001. There is no added sugar and no salt. It contains milk, so it is not dairy-free and not vegan.

This is the berry yogurt pouch, and the berry list is the longest in the Holle pouch range: strawberry, blackberry and redcurrant together make up 17 percent of the contents. Redcurrant in particular is unusual in baby food and genuinely tart, which is why it works here. The yogurt rounds off an acidity that would be sharp on its own.

Holle describes its organic yogurt pouches as made to suit the nutritional needs of babies from 8 months, with a protein content judged for that age and made from organic milk. Yogurt at 40 percent makes this more substantial than a fruit-only pouch of the same size, which is why it does the job of a small pudding rather than a snack of fruit.

Apple at 24 percent and banana at 17 percent are the base the berries sit on. Starch is also in the list, without a percentage, which means it is a small part of the recipe; its job is to hold the texture together so the yogurt and the fruit do not separate in the pouch. The lemon juice concentrate keeps the colour from browning.

Two practical things follow from the dairy. Milk is the declared allergen, so this is not a pouch for a dairy-free diet. And an opened pouch keeps 24 hours in the fridge rather than the two days a fruit pouch gets. Worth knowing too: unlike most of the Holle fruit pouches, the yogurt line is organic but not Demeter. As a European baby food pouch it is a pudding-sized snack, not a meal.

Where a yogurt pouch sits in the weaning day

Holle positions the yogurt pouches as a snack between meals or on the go, and in practice they are a pudding. The yogurt makes this one more filling than a fruit pouch, so it works at the end of a meal, as the afternoon snack, or on a day when a tart berry is the only thing being accepted.

The 8-month age comes from the dairy and from the berries, not from the apple and banana. Three berries and a cow's milk yogurt is a lot of new food for one pouch if none of it has been met before. The sensible order is plain yogurt on its own first, then each berry separately a few days apart, and then this pouch once nothing has caused a problem.

It is a snack rather than a dairy serving to build a day around, and it is not a substitute for breast milk or formula. At eight months milk is still the main business of the day and the pouches sit around it. Treat an 85 g pouch as a pudding-sized portion and let the rest of the diet decide how often it appears.

How to serve Fruity Fox

How a yogurt pouch differs from a fruit pouch

The two lines look alike on a shelf and are not interchangeable. Five things change when the yogurt goes in.

The Demeter difference is real and worth knowing: most of the Holle fruit pouches carry both the EU Organic and the Demeter seals, while the yogurt line is organic. This pouch's own declaration marks every ingredient as coming from organic agriculture, not biodynamic.

What is in it

Read plainly, that is organic yogurt, five fruits, a little starch and a drop of lemon juice concentrate. Nothing is added to colour, flavour, sweeten or preserve it.

• 40 percent organic yogurt
• Five fruits including three berries
• No added sugar
• No added salt
• No artificial additives
• No colourings or flavourings
• No preservatives
• EU Organic certified
• Contains milk

What one 85 g pouch gives you

This listing is one 85 g pouch with a resealable screw cap. A yogurt pouch is smaller than a fruit pouch in this range, which is the usual pattern for the dairy line.

We do not give a figure for how many pouches a baby gets through in a month. Holle publishes no feeding quantity for the pouches and no recommended number per day or per week, and the answer depends on how much milk and how much family food a particular baby is taking. Treat it as a pudding-sized snack and let the rest of the diet set the number.

The 85 g net weight is the figure shown for this product and is confirmed by the declaration published for it in Europe. No number of pouches per day, per week or per month is stated, because no such guidance is published for this product.

Product highlights

• Organic fruit and yogurt pouch
• From 8 months
• 85 g resealable pouch
• 40 percent organic yogurt
• Apple, banana and three berries
• With strawberry and blackberry
• No added sugar
• No added salt
• EU Organic certified
• Made with organic milk
• Contains milk
• 24 hours once opened

Frequently asked questions

The rest of the Holle pouch range

• Holle Blueberry Bear, blueberry, apple and banana with yogurtThe other yogurt pouch, also 40 percent yogurt and from 8 months.
• Holle Berry Puppy, apple and peach with forest fruitsThree berries without the dairy, also from 8 months.
• Holle Dino Dance, apple with blueberries and plumBerries from 6 months, with a three-ingredient list.
• Holle Banana Lama, banana with apple, mango and apricotBanana-led and dairy-free, from 6 months.
• Holle Apple Ant, apple with banana and pearThe simplest fruit pouch in the range, from 6 months.
• All organic puree pouchesBrowse the whole pouch range by age and flavour.

Written from the ingredient declaration, allergen statement and storage instruction carried by this pouch, which match the declaration published for it in Europe entry for entry, including the 85 g net weight and the DE-ÖKO-001 inspection body. The age and the pack size shown on this page are taken from the product itself. No per-100-gram nutrition panel is reproduced, because the published figures for the Holle pouch range disagree between sources. No feeding quantity, daily portion or monthly consumption figure is stated, because Holle publishes none for the pouches. Last reviewed 15 October 2026.