HiPP Smoothy Banana, Apple, Strawberry and Blackcurrant, 120 g, from 12 months
HiPP Smoothy Banana, Apple, Strawberry and Blackcurrant is an organic fruit smoothie for children from 12 months, in a 120 g pack. HiPP describes it as suitable for children aged 1 year and above. It is made with ingredients from organic farming, with no added sugar and no added colors or preservatives. The flavor is red fruits blended with apple and banana.
The build of this one is worth understanding, because it explains the taste. Apple and banana form the base, and the red fruits, strawberry and blackcurrant, sit on top of them. Banana gives body and a thick, sweet character; apple keeps it from being heavy; and the two red fruits provide the sharper note that stops the whole thing tasting flat. That is a four-fruit blend built for balance rather than for a single flavor.
At 120 g it is slightly larger than the 100 g HiPPiS pouches alongside it, which matters at this age: a one-year-old eats more than a baby does, and a format that was a full snack at 8 months is a small one at 12. The extra 20 g is the difference between a snack and a snack that satisfies.
What HiPP states about what is not in it is the short version of the pitch: no added sugar, no colors, no preservatives. The sweetness is the fruit's own, which with banana and apple in the base is considerable. A fruit smoothie is a sweet food, and no-added-sugar describes what went in rather than how sweet the result is.
HiPP positions it as a between-meal snack, and also notes it works alongside bread or as a dessert. Both are reasonable: a thick fruit puree stirs into or spreads onto things as easily as it is eaten on its own, and that is a more useful way to think about 120 g of fruit than treating it as a drink.
As a European children's food it is made from ingredients grown to organic farming standards, which is the basis of the EU organic marking on HiPP's range.
12+ monthsFrom 1 year
120 gPack size
Four fruitsBanana, apple, strawberry, blackcurrant
No added sugarNo colors or preservatives
Where a fruit smoothie fits in a child's day
Between meals. At 12 months a child is eating three meals of family food and a smoothie is one of the things that fills the gap, which is exactly how HiPP presents it. It does not replace a meal and it does not replace a milk feed; it keeps a child going until the next one.
HiPP also suggests it alongside bread or as a dessert, and that is where 120 g of fruit puree earns its keep. Spread on bread or stirred into a plain yogurt it sweetens something plainer without any sugar being added, which is a more useful outcome than squeezing it straight and calling it a snack.
The thing to be deliberate about is frequency rather than quantity. A fruit smoothie is sweet, and the pattern that matters for teeth is how long sugar sits in the mouth rather than how much arrives at once. Offered at a sitting, finished, and followed by water is a very different thing from being carried around all afternoon.
Three ways to use 120 g of fruit
Straight, as a snack at a sitting. Stirred through a plain unsweetened yogurt or a bowl of cereal, which is HiPP's own suggestion of pairing it with bread or dessert taken a step further. Or spread on bread or a plain cracker. All three get more out of the pack than a two-minute squeeze, and the second and third turn a sweet snack into part of a meal.
How to serve it
Ready to eat, and the storage guidance is on the pack
There is nothing to prepare. We have not been able to source a verified nutrition panel, a quantified ingredient declaration or an after-opening storage window for this product, so none of those appears on this page. The figures are on the pack. Refrigerate anything left over and follow the guidance printed on it.
1
Check the pack before opening
Feel it and look over the seal. A fruit product should be firm rather than puffy, and a pack that has swelled should not be used.
2
Decide how you are using it
Straight as a snack, stirred into yogurt or cereal, or spread on bread. HiPP suggests all three sorts of use and the pack is thick enough for any of them.
3
Serve it at a sitting
Offer it, let your child finish it, and take it away. That is better for teeth and for appetite at the next meal than a pack carried around for an hour.
4
Stay with them
Supervise a child with any food at this age. A thick puree is easy to eat quickly.
5
Refrigerate what is left
Close the pack, keep it cold and use it up. We cannot quote a number of hours or days, so follow the after-opening guidance on the pack.
6
Follow with water
Water after a sweet snack is a simple habit and it does more for teeth than anything else on this page. HiPP asks for regular dental care from the first tooth across its children's range.
A fruit smoothie is a snack, not a meal. This is fruit puree, which means sugar and water with very little protein, fat or iron. It does not replace a meal, a milk feed or water, and a child who fills up on it has less room for the foods that carry what a smoothie does not. Offer it at a sitting, follow it with water, and ask your pediatrician if you are unsure how snacks should fit your child's day.
Is this the right snack for your child?
A fruit smoothie is a simple product and the checks are correspondingly short, but they are worth making, particularly on age.
| Your child | Is this the pack | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Under 12 months | Not yet | This product is placed from 12 months, and HiPP describes it as for children aged 1 year and above. |
| 12 months or older | Yes | The 120 g size suits a child who is eating three meals and needs a snack between them. |
| Avoiding added sugar | Yes | HiPP states no sugar is added. The sweetness is the fruit's own, and with banana and apple in it that is considerable. |
| Avoiding colors or preservatives | Yes | HiPP states the product is free from colors and preservatives. |
| Needing a full ingredient list first | Check the pack | We have not been able to publish a quantified declaration for this product. The full list is on the pack. |
| Looking for a meal replacement | No | Fruit puree carries very little protein, fat or iron. It is a snack beside meals, not instead of them. |
The age on this page is the age carried by this product. Always introduce a new food when your child is well, and raise any family history of food allergy with your pediatrician.
What is in it
What we can print, and what we cannot
HiPP states this product is made with ingredients from organic farming, with no added sugar and free from colors and preservatives, and that the flavor is red fruits blended with apple and banana. No allergen is declared for it on this product. What we have not been able to source is a verified, quantified ingredient declaration naming each fruit and its percentage, so we do not print one. Check the panel on your pack before first use.
On the label
What the pack is built from
Four fruits, from organic farming: banana and apple as the base, with strawberry and blackcurrant as the red fruits. HiPP states no sugar is added and that the product carries no colors and no preservatives.
We print this as a description of the pack rather than as an ordered declaration with percentages, because no verified quantified list for this product could be sourced. No fruit and no percentage has been guessed at to fill the gap. If you would like the declaration added to this page, send us a photograph of the panel and we will transcribe it rather than estimate it.
HiPP's own wording for this product describes it as made with 100 percent natural ingredients and flavors. We have not reproduced that phrasing, because natural is not a defined term and we would rather tell you what is stated specifically: ingredients from organic farming, no added sugar, no colors, no preservatives.
Read plainly, this is four fruits in a pack. There is no cereal, no dairy and no vitamin premix in what HiPP describes, which is why a smoothie sits in the snack part of the range rather than the meal part.
- Organic fruit smoothie
- From 12 months
- 120 g pack
- Banana and apple base
- Strawberry and blackcurrant
- No added sugar
- No added colors
- No preservatives
- Ingredients from organic farming
How much the pack holds
A smoothie needs no preparation, so the yield is simply what is in the pack. At 120 g that is about 4.2 ounces by weight.
| Measure | Figure | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Pack size | 120 g | The size carried by this product |
| In ounces | about 4.2 oz | 120 g converted by weight |
| Prepared yield | 120 g | Ready to eat, nothing is added |
| Compared with a 100 g pouch | 20 g more | 20 percent larger than HiPP's 100 g pouches |
| Servings per pack | 1 | A single-serve size for this age |
| Fluid ounces | Not applicable | A puree is measured by weight, not fluid volume |
The 20 g difference against the 100 g pouches in the same part of the range is worth knowing when you are comparing them, because it is a fifth more food for a child who by 12 months is eating noticeably more than they were at 8.
The 120 g size is the figure carried by this product and the ounce figure is that weight converted and rounded, not a separate measurement. We have not been able to source a verified nutrition panel for this product, so no energy or sugar figure per pack appears on this page.
Product highlights
- Organic fruit smoothie
- From 12 months
- 120 g pack
- Banana, apple, strawberry, blackcurrant
- Red fruits with apple and banana
- No added sugar
- No added colors
- No preservatives
- Ingredients from organic farming
- A snack, a dessert or a spread
- About 4.2 oz by weight
- European children's food
Frequently asked questions
From what age can my child have it?
From 12 months, which is the age carried by this product. HiPP describes it as suitable for children aged 1 year and above.
What fruits are in it?
Four: banana and apple as the base, with strawberry and blackcurrant as the red fruits. We have not printed percentages, because no verified quantified declaration for this product could be sourced. The full list is on the pack.
Does it contain added sugar?
No. HiPP states no sugar is added. The sweetness is the fruit's own, and with banana and apple in the base that is considerable, so treat it as a sweet food even though nothing was put in.
Does it contain colors or preservatives?
No. HiPP states the product is free from colors and preservatives.
How much does the pack hold?
120 g, which is about 4.2 ounces by weight. That is 20 g more than the 100 g pouches in the same part of the range, which suits a child of 12 months and over.
Can it replace a meal?
No. Fruit puree carries very little protein, fat or iron, so it belongs beside meals rather than instead of them. HiPP presents it as a between-meal snack and as something to serve with bread or as a dessert.
How is it most useful?
Three work well. Straight, as a snack at a sitting. Stirred through a plain unsweetened yogurt or cereal, which sweetens something plainer without adding sugar. Or spread on bread, which is close to HiPP's own suggestion.
Is there a nutrition panel?
Not on this page. We have not been able to source a verified panel for this product, so no energy, sugar or protein figures are printed. They are on the pack.
How long does it keep once opened?
Close it, keep it refrigerated and use it up. We cannot quote a figure, because no published after-opening window for this product could be sourced. Follow the guidance on the pack.
Other HiPP fruit snacks and what goes with this one
- HiPP HiPPiS Organic Smoothie Pouch, 100 gA 100 g smoothie pouch from the same 12 month stage, plum-led, with a full nutrition panel.
- HiPP HiPPiS Wild Berries in Apple and Peach PureeWild berries on an apple and peach base, from 4 months.
- HiPP HiPPiS Plum and Blackcurrant in Pear PureeAn all-fruit pouch declared to the percent, from the 6th month.
- HiPP Favourite Stars, 30 gA dry grain snack from the same 12 month stage, for a change of texture.
- HiPP Organic Berry Muesli, 200 gA berry muesli from 12 months, which a fruit smoothie stirs into well.
- HiPP Organic Breakfast Rings, 135 g88 percent cereals in ring shapes, from 15 months.
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Written from the age, pack size and product statements carried by this product, reproduced above as they stand: the 12 month age and the suitability for children aged 1 year and above, the 120 g pack, the flavor described as red fruits blended with apple and banana, and HiPP's statements that it is made with ingredients from organic farming, free from added sugar and free from colors and preservatives. The ounce figure is the stated 120 g converted by weight, and the comparison with HiPP's 100 g pouches is arithmetic on two stated pack sizes. HiPP's wording describing the product as made with 100 percent natural ingredients and flavors has not been reproduced, because natural is not a defined term; the page states the specific claims instead and says that it has done so. No quantified ingredient declaration, no nutrition panel and no after-opening storage window could be sourced for this product: each gap is stated on the page where a parent would look for it and no figure has been estimated in its place. Last reviewed 24 October 2026.
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