Holle Lazy Sweetato Puree Pouch – Sweet Potato, Plum, Pumpkin, Strawberry & Oats

Holle Lazy Sweetato Puree Pouch, Sweet Potato, Plum, Pumpkin and Strawberry with Oats, from the 6th month

Lazy Sweetato is a Holle organic puree pouch for babies from the 6th month, in a resealable pouch. It is the vegetable-led one in the range: sweet potato at 31.5 percent, plum at 28 percent, pumpkin at 28 percent, strawberry at 10 percent and gluten-free oat at 2 percent, with a little lemon juice concentrate. The plum and strawberry are Demeter grade, the biodynamic tier above EU Organic, and Holle declares the pouch gluten free, lactose free and vegan.

Two of the five ingredients are vegetables, and together sweet potato and pumpkin make up nearly 60 percent of the pouch. That is what makes this one different from the rest of Holle's pouches: most of them are fruit with a vegetable added, and this is closer to the reverse.

It matters for taste as much as for nutrition. Sweet potato and pumpkin are both naturally sweet but in an earthier, rounder way than fruit, so the pouch reads as mellow rather than sharp. The plum at 28 percent is what keeps it from being bland, and the strawberry at 10 percent sits on top of that as the brighter note.

The oat here is specifically declared gluten free by Holle, which is worth knowing because oats are often cross-contaminated with wheat during milling. At 2 percent it is a small amount, there to thicken the puree and add a little fiber rather than to make a porridge of it.

Holle states the pouch has no added sugar, footnoted to say it contains naturally occurring sugars. Those come from the plum, the strawberry and the two sweet vegetables. As an organic baby snack it needs no cooking, no water and no refrigeration until it is opened, so it travels without a cool pack.

Where this pouch sits in the weaning day

This is the pouch to reach for when you want a vegetable rather than a dessert. From the 6th month a baby is working through single vegetables and simple mixes, and a pouch that is 60 percent sweet potato and pumpkin fits that stage better than a fruit-only pouch does.

It is also useful as a bridge. A baby who takes fruit readily but turns away from vegetables will often accept sweet potato and pumpkin, because they are the sweetest vegetables there are. Used that way, this pouch is a step toward the savory jars rather than a treat.

Because the oat is in there, it is slightly more filling than a plain fruit or vegetable puree, which makes it reasonable as a snack between meals as well as the vegetable part of a bowl. At this age most of what a baby needs still comes from milk and from cooked meals, and a pouch sits alongside those.

How to serve it, and how to store it once opened

What is in the pouch, by percentage

Three ingredients sit close together at the top: sweet potato at 31.5 percent, plum at 28 percent and pumpkin at 28 percent. Strawberry follows at 10 percent and the gluten-free oat at 2 percent.

These are the percentages Holle publishes for Lazy Sweetato on its own site. Lemon juice concentrate is also declared, without a percentage, so none is quoted for it. Holle gives no total Demeter percentage for this recipe. The panel printed on the pouch in your hand is the one that governs.

What is in it

Read as a list, that is two vegetables, two fruits, a gluten-free oat and a little lemon juice concentrate. No water, no thickener, no starch, no juice concentrate beyond the lemon and no additive appears in the declaration.

• Two vegetables and two fruits
• Sweet potato at 31.5 percent
• Plum 28%, pumpkin 28%
• Strawberry at 10 percent
• Gluten-free oat at 2 percent
• Demeter plum and strawberry
• EU organic certified
• No added sugar
• No additives of any kind
• Gluten free and lactose free
• Vegan and vegetarian suitable
• Resealable, BPA-free pouch

What one pouch gives you

A pouch is a portion, so there is nothing to divide up. How much it holds, though, is a figure this page cannot give you.

Holle publishes no net weight for this pouch, and no weight is stated on this listing either, so none is quoted here rather than estimated from the pouches around it. The weight printed on the back of the pouch you receive is the figure to go by.

For the same reason no number of servings is offered. Holle publishes no portion count for this product, and appetite at six months varies more than any table could usefully capture. In practice a pouch of this kind is treated as one snack or one vegetable course, with anything left over capped and refrigerated.

No net weight, no portion count, no serving size and no opened-pouch fridge life is stated here, because Holle publishes none of them for this product and none has been carried across from a sibling pouch. No nutrition panel is published either, so no energy or sugar figure per pouch is shown. A pouch your baby has fed from directly should not be kept.

Product highlights

• Organic vegetable and fruit pouch
• From the 6th month
• Sweet potato, plum and pumpkin
• Nearly 60 percent vegetable
• Gluten-free oat at 2 percent
• Demeter plum and strawberry
• EU organic certified
• No added sugar
• No preservatives or flavorings
• Gluten free and lactose free
• Vegan and vegetarian suitable
• Resealable, BPA-free pouch

Frequently asked questions

Other Holle pouches and what goes with this one

• Paca Pumpkin - Pumpkin, Peach, Banana and OatPumpkin-led instead of sweet-potato-led, for the same age.
• Pelican Peach - Peach, Strawberry, Apple and OatThe fruit-only version with the same gluten-free oat.
• Veggie Bunny - Carrot and Sweet Potato with PeasA vegetable pouch with no fruit leading it.
• Zebra Beet - Apple and Banana with BeetrootAnother fruit-and-vegetable pouch, from the 6th month.
• Holle Potato, Pumpkin and Zucchini Puree, 190 gThe same vegetables as a savory jar, with no fruit.
• Red Bee - Apple with StrawberryTwo ingredients only, if you want the simplest pouch.

Written from Holle's own published product page for Lazy Sweetato - sweet potato, plum, pumpkin and strawberry, which is the source of truth for this recipe and which gives the sweet potato 31.5 percent, plum 28 percent, pumpkin 28 percent, strawberry 10 percent and gluten-free OAT 2 percent declaration with lemon juice concentrate, the 6-month age, the Demeter mark on the plum and strawberry with the remaining ingredients certified organic, the no-added-sugar statement with its naturally-occurring-sugars footnote, and the vegan, vegetarian, lactose-free and gluten-free declarations. Holle's product page publishes no nutrition table, no allergen declaration, no total Demeter percentage, no country of origin, no net weight, no portion count and no per-product serving or storage text, and this listing states no weight either; those gaps are left open and stated above rather than filled, and no figure has been carried across from a sibling pouch. A comparative sugar claim on Holle's page, measured against other manufacturers' pouches, is not reproduced here. The age is taken from the product itself, and the spoon-feeding and cap guidance is Holle's standing guidance for its pouch range. Last reviewed 20 October 2026.