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HiPP Organic Blueberry Rice Cakes, 30 g, from the 8th month
HiPP Organic Blueberry Rice Cakes are an organic baby snack for babies from the 8th month, in a 30 g pack. They are small round puffed rice cakes with a mild blueberry note, built on organic rice with fruit and vegetable juice concentrates and added vitamin B1. There is no added sugar, and HiPP states they carry 30 percent less sugar than comparable rice cakes. A portion is 3 to 5 cakes as part of a snack.
This is a finger food rather than a meal, and that is the whole point of the format. A rice cake is light, it is dry, and it dissolves quickly in a baby's mouth, which is why it is one of the first things handed to a baby who is learning to feed themselves. The round shape is sized for a hand that cannot yet manage a pincer grip, so the cake can be picked up with a whole fist and still reach the mouth.
The flavor is deliberately restrained. Organic blueberry puree is 1.3 percent of the cake, with organic apple juice concentrate and organic carrot juice concentrate alongside it, so the taste is a suggestion of fruit rather than a strong one. HiPP describes it as a natural, delicate blueberry flavor, and the sweetness that is there is the fruit's and the vegetable's own: no sugar is added.
The 30 percent less sugar figure is HiPP's own comparison against comparable rice cakes, and it is worth reading precisely. It is a comparison between products in the same category, not a claim that the cake contains no sugar at all. HiPP is clear that the ingredients naturally contain sugar, and the apple and carrot juice concentrates are where most of that comes from.
As an organic baby rice cake this is a between-meals food, for home or for a bag. It is a European baby snack made to the EU organic standard, and it is the kind of pack that gets used up quickly once a baby discovers it can feed itself something.
8+ monthsFrom the 8th month
30 gPack size
3 to 5Cakes in a portion
1.3%Organic blueberry puree
Where it fits
Where a rice cake fits in a baby's day
By the 8th month a baby is usually reaching for food, bringing a fist to the mouth with some accuracy, and starting to work a jaw on something that is not a puree. A rice cake is made for exactly that stage: it holds its shape long enough to be picked up and it gives way quickly once it is in the mouth, which is a safer combination than a hard biscuit at the same age.
It belongs between meals rather than at one. HiPP sets the portion at 3 to 5 cakes and describes them as suited to a snack, which is the right framing: this is not a bowl that replaces a milk feed or a cooked meal, it is the thing that fills the gap between them and keeps a baby occupied while it does.
It is also one of the easiest things to carry. A 30 g pack goes in a bag without crushing, needs no spoon, no bowl and no preparation, and that is why a snack like this tends to live in the changing bag rather than the cupboard. HiPP puts a daily portion on the pack rather than leaving it open-ended, which is a useful discipline with something this easy to keep handing over.
Three safety rules HiPP prints on this pack
Do not give rice cakes to a child who is lying down. Supervise your child while they are nibbling. And see to regular dental care from the first tooth onward. All three are on the pack and all three matter more with a self-fed snack than with a spoon-fed bowl, because you are not controlling the pace.
Serving
How to serve them
Nothing to prepare, but do not leave a baby alone with them
Rice cakes come ready to eat, so there is no boiling, measuring or cooling to do. What they do need is supervision. A self-feeding baby sets their own pace, and the two rules HiPP prints for this pack are that a child should not be given rice cakes lying down and should be watched while nibbling.
1
Check the pack is sealed
Look the pack over before you open it the first time. A rice cake that has gone soft has usually met air, and the texture is part of what makes it safe to give.
2
Sit your baby upright
HiPP is explicit that rice cakes should not be given to a child who is lying down. Sitting upright, supported, in a highchair or on a lap is the position for any finger food.
3
Offer 3 to 5 cakes
That is HiPP's portion for this pack, as part of a snack rather than as a meal. Offering a measured number rather than the open pack keeps it to a portion.
4
Stay with them
Supervise your child throughout. Rice cakes dissolve quickly, but a baby learning to self-feed still needs someone watching the whole time.
5
Close the pack airtight
Once opened, close the pack airtight, ideally with a clip, and use the contents up quickly. HiPP asks for this specifically, because a rice cake loses its texture as soon as it takes up moisture.
6
Brush the first teeth
HiPP asks that you see to regular dental care from the first tooth onward. A snack eaten slowly is exactly the pattern that guidance addresses.
Supervise every time, and never lying down. These are HiPP's own instructions for this pack: do not give rice cakes lying down, please supervise your child when nibbling, and ensure regular dental care from the first tooth. Store the pack in a dry place at room temperature, and once it is open close it airtight and use it up quickly. If you are unsure whether your baby is ready for a finger food, ask your pediatrician or health visitor before you start.
Who it is for
Is this the right snack for your baby?
A finger food is as much about readiness as about age. The pack age is the floor, not the signal, and these are the things worth checking before a first rice cake.
Your baby
Is this the snack
Why
Under 8 months
Not yet
This product is placed from the 8th month. Use a food made for the age your baby is at.
Sitting upright unsupported
Yes
Sitting up is the position any self-fed food has to be eaten in, and HiPP prints that rule on the pack.
Bringing food to the mouth
Yes
The round shape is made for a hand that grasps with a whole fist rather than a finger and thumb.
Not yet sitting or grasping
Wait
A self-fed snack asks a baby to manage the pace. Puree from a spoon is the step before this one.
Avoiding gluten
Check the pack
No cereal containing gluten is in the declaration, but traces of sesame, soy and milk are flagged. Read your pack.
Avoiding milk, soy or sesame
No
The pack states it may contain traces of sesame, soy and milk.
Ages on this page are the ages carried by this product. HiPP's own daily portion is 3 to 5 cakes as part of a snack. Raise any family history of food allergy with your pediatrician before introducing a new food.
Ingredients and allergens
What is in it
May contain traces of sesame, soy and milk
That is the allergy information carried by this product, word for word. No cereal containing gluten appears in the declaration below, but a trace warning is not the same as an absence, and we make no gluten-free, dairy-free, soy-free or sesame-free claim for this product.
On the label
Ingredients, as declared for this pack
Organic rice, organic apple juice concentrate, organic blueberry puree 1.3%, organic carrot juice concentrate, vitamin B1.
Reproduced from the ingredient declaration carried by this product. Always check the panel printed on the pack you have, because artwork is revised from time to time and the pack in your hand governs.
A note on wording. HiPP describes its plain natural rice wafers as made from 100 percent puffed organic rice. The declaration above, for the blueberry variant, also carries two juice concentrates, the blueberry puree and vitamin B1, so the rice is the cereal base rather than the whole of the pack. We print the declaration rather than the slogan.
Vitamin B1, thiamine, is the nutrient European rules require a cereal product of this kind to carry. Nothing beyond that requirement is claimed for it here.
Read plainly, that is rice, two juice concentrates, a little blueberry and one added vitamin. There is no added sugar and no added flavor, and the sweetness is what the apple and the carrot bring with them.
Organic rice as the cereal base
1.3% organic blueberry puree
No added sugar
30% less sugar than comparable rice cakes
With added vitamin B1
A size small hands can hold
Dissolves quickly in the mouth
EU organic certified
May contain sesame, soy, milk traces
Portions
How far a 30 g pack goes
With a snack the useful question is how many portions a pack holds, and that needs the weight of one cake. HiPP gives the portion in cakes rather than in grams, so the two figures do not meet.
We have therefore not printed a portions-per-pack number. What we can tell you is the pack size and HiPP's own portion, and the rest you can count: open the pack, count the cakes in it, and divide by 3 to 5.
Measure
Figure
Source
Pack size
30 g
The size carried by this product
Portion from the 8th month
3 to 5 cakes
HiPP's own daily portion for this pack
Weight of one cake
Not sourced
No published per-cake weight could be verified
Cakes per pack
Not calculated
Needs the per-cake weight, which we do not have
Prepared yield
None
A dry snack, nothing is added to it
A dry snack has no fluid yield at all, so there is no ounce figure to give for this pack. Cakes, and portions of 3 to 5 cakes, is the only measure that means anything here.
We have also not been able to source a verified nutrition table per 100 g for this pack, so none is printed above. If you would like the panel added to this page, send us a photograph of your pack and we will transcribe it rather than estimate it.
Highlights
Product highlights
Organic baby rice cakes
From the 8th month
30 g pack
Puffed organic rice base
1.3% organic blueberry puree
No added sugar
30% less sugar than comparable cakes
With added vitamin B1
Dissolves quickly in the mouth
Sized for small hands
EU organic certified
European baby snack
Questions parents ask
Frequently asked questions
From what age can my baby have them?
From the 8th month, which is the age carried by this product. HiPP sets the portion at 3 to 5 cakes as part of a snack at that age.
Do they contain added sugar?
No sugar is added. HiPP also states they carry 30 percent less sugar than comparable rice cakes, which is a comparison against other products in the category rather than a claim that there is no sugar. The sugar that is there comes from the apple and carrot juice concentrates and the blueberry.
Are they a choking risk?
HiPP prints two rules that address this directly: do not give rice cakes to a child who is lying down, and supervise your child while they are nibbling. A rice cake dissolves quickly in the mouth, which is why it is used at this age, but a self-feeding baby sets the pace and needs watching throughout.
Are they gluten-free?
No cereal containing gluten appears in the declaration, but the pack flags possible traces of sesame, soy and milk, and we make no gluten-free claim for this product. Read the panel on your pack.
Are they really 100 percent rice?
The declaration for this blueberry variant is organic rice, organic apple juice concentrate, organic blueberry puree 1.3 percent, organic carrot juice concentrate and vitamin B1. The 100 percent puffed rice wording HiPP uses belongs to its plain natural rice wafers. Here the rice is the cereal base rather than the whole pack.
How many cakes are in a pack?
We have not published a count, because no per-cake weight for this pack could be verified and the pack is sold by weight at 30 g. Count the cakes in your pack and divide by the 3 to 5 portion.
What is the vitamin B1 for?
Thiamine is the nutrient European rules require a cereal product of this kind to carry. Nothing beyond that requirement is claimed for it here.
How do I store them once opened?
Keep the pack in a dry place at room temperature, close it airtight once opened, ideally with a clip, and use the contents up quickly. A rice cake softens as soon as it takes up moisture.
Can they replace a meal?
No. HiPP presents 3 to 5 cakes as part of a snack, which sits between meals rather than in place of one. Milk feeds and cooked meals do the nutritional work at this age.
Written from the age, pack size, ingredient declaration, allergy information, portion guidance, safety rules and storage instructions carried by this product, reproduced above as they stand: the 8 month age, the 30 g pack, the five-item declaration with blueberry puree at 1.3 percent, the possible traces of sesame, soy and milk, the 3 to 5 cake portion as part of a snack, HiPP's no added sugar statement and its 30 percent less sugar comparison against comparable rice cakes, and the three printed rules on not feeding lying down, supervising while nibbling and dental care from the first tooth. The vitamin B1 statement is limited to the legal requirement for this type of product. No per-cake weight and no nutrition table could be sourced for this pack, so no cakes-per-pack or portions-per-pack figure has been calculated and the section on how far a pack goes says so rather than estimating one. Last reviewed 24 October 2026.
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