Holle Mixed Vegetables with Rice Puree 220 g (2 Jars)

Holle Organic Mixed Vegetables with Rice, 220 g per jar, two jars, from the 8th month

Holle Organic Mixed Vegetables with Rice is a smooth organic vegetable puree for babies from the 8th month, sold here as two 220 g jars. It is a savoury baby food jar built on carrot with cooked rice, potato, spinach and tomato, and it carries both the EU organic leaf and the Demeter mark for biodynamic farming. Holle calls it Gemueserisotto, a vegetable risotto.

Carrot is the largest part of the jar at 41 percent, which is where the colour and the mild sweetness come from. Cooked rice follows at 12 percent, potato at 11 percent, spinach at 6.5 percent and tomato paste at 2 percent, with a little starch to hold the texture together. Water makes up the rest. That is a short list for a complete savoury meal, and it is the reason the jar tastes of vegetables rather than of seasoning.

The jar is prepared without added salt. Holle's declaration on the glass reads, in German, ohne Zusatz von Salz, and the manufacturer states the recipe carries no added sugar, salt, spices or flavourings, with the note that it naturally contains sugar from the vegetables themselves. The nutrition panel bears that out: 2.0 g of sugars and 0.07 g of salt per 100 g, both of which come from the produce rather than from a jar of seasoning.

Demeter is the point of difference here. It is the certification for biodynamic farming, a stricter standard than organic alone, and Holle prints the total Demeter share of this recipe as 82 percent. The carrot, potato, spinach and tomato paste are all Demeter; the rice and the starch are certified organic. The jar also carries the EU organic leaf with the control code DE-OEKO-003.

It is made in Germany for Holle baby food AG of Riehen in Switzerland, in a glass jar with a metal lid, and it is sold here in a two-jar pack. As a European baby food it is a ready savoury meal you warm and serve, rather than something you mix or dilute.

Where this one sits in the weaning day

This is a lunch or dinner jar rather than a first taste. By the 8th month most babies have already met single vegetables one at a time, and a mixed savoury meal with a grain in it is the step after that. Carrot, potato, spinach, tomato and rice arrive together here, so it suits a baby who has had each of those on their own and taken them well.

It is a complete savoury course on its own, which is what the rice and the potato are doing in it. A single-vegetable puree is a component you build a meal around; this one already is the meal. That makes it useful on the days when there is no time to cook, and for travel, because a sealed glass jar needs nothing but warming.

The texture is smooth rather than lumpy, so it is still a spoon-fed puree rather than a finger-food stage meal. If your baby is already chewing soft pieces, this works better as the base of a bowl with something softly textured added than as the whole meal by itself.

How to serve Holle Mixed Vegetables with Rice

These steps follow Holle's own instruction printed on the jar, which reads: open, heat and stir in 1 tsp weaning oil, be aware of the temperature, avoid metal spoons, unheated leftovers can be stored in fridge up to 2 days, store in a cool and dry place. Holle publishes no warming temperature, no warming time and no serving quantity for this product, and none is invented here. The jar in your hand governs.

Nutritional values, as printed on the jar

This is the panel Holle prints on the label, per 100 g. It is a low-fat, low-salt savoury puree: the carbohydrate comes from the rice, the potato and the carrot, and the 2.0 g of sugars is what the vegetables bring with them rather than anything added.

Reproduced from the nutrition panel printed on this jar, on the basis Holle prints it, which is per 100 g. Holle publishes no per-serving and no per-jar panel for this product, and no per-serving figures are calculated here. An earlier version of this page carried a per-serving panel whose basis could not be sourced; it has been replaced by the manufacturer's own figures above.

What is in it

Read as a list, that is four vegetables, a cooked grain, a little starch and water. Nothing is added to season, sweeten, colour or preserve it, and the certification covers the whole recipe rather than one headline ingredient.

• Carrot is 41% of the jar
• Demeter biodynamic, 82% of recipe
• EU organic, control code DE-OEKO-003
• No added salt
• No added sugar
• No added spices or flavourings
• No preservatives
• Gluten free
• Lactose free
• Suitable for vegan and vegetarian diets

How far a two-jar pack goes

Each jar holds 220 g net and this pack contains two of them, so you are buying 440 g of prepared savoury meal in total. That is the whole of the arithmetic, because it is the only part of it that is published.

How many meals that is depends entirely on your baby. Holle prints no serving size for this jar, no number of portions and no feeding quantity, so any per-meal count would be invented rather than read. A jar this size is commonly treated as one savoury meal for a baby of around this age, but that is general practice and not a figure Holle gives, and appetite at eight months varies more than any table could usefully capture.

No portions-per-jar figure is stated here because none is published for this product. The 220 g net weight and the two-jar pack size are the confirmed figures.

Product highlights

• Organic vegetable and rice puree
• From the 8th month
• 220 g per jar
• Two jars per pack
• Demeter biodynamic certified
• EU organic certified
• Carrot, rice, potato, spinach, tomato
• No added salt
• No added sugar
• No spices or flavourings
• Gluten free and lactose free
• Vegan and vegetarian suitable

Frequently asked questions

Other Holle jars and what goes with this one

• Holle Organic Mixed Vegetables Puree, 190 gA vegetable-only jar with no grain in it, the simpler step before this one.
• Holle Spinach with Potatoes Puree, 190 gTwo of the same vegetables, on their own.
• Holle Potatoes, Peas and Zucchini Puree, 190 gAnother savoury vegetable jar for the same stage.
• Holle Lentil Vegetables with Veal, 220 gThe same 220 g jar size, with meat for a non-vegetarian meal.
• Holle Potato, Pumpkin and Zucchini Puree, 190 gA milder vegetable mix if spinach and tomato are too much.
• Holle Apple and Plum Puree, 190 gA fruit jar for the sweet end of the day.

Written from the ingredient, nutrition and preparation declarations printed on this jar, read from Holle's own published label artwork, and cross-checked against the manufacturer's product page. The nutrition panel is reproduced on the manufacturer's own per 100 g basis; no per-serving or per-jar figures were calculated. Age and pack size are taken from the product itself. Last reviewed 14 October 2026.