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HiPP Organic Peach-Banana with Coconut Milk Pouch, from the 6th month
HiPP Organic Peach-Banana with Coconut Milk Pouch is an organic baby food pouch for babies from the 6th month. It is a smooth fruit puree of peach and banana blended with coconut milk, in a single-serve squeeze pouch with a screw cap. HiPP sells it as a 90 g pouch and carries the no added sugar claim on it, with the sugar in the pouch coming from the fruit itself. It is a European baby food made to EU organic rules.
Coconut milk is what sets this pouch apart from a plain fruit puree. It softens the acidity of the peach and gives the puree a rounder, creamier body without any dairy being added, which is why HiPP places it from the 6th month rather than from 4 months as it does its simplest two-fruit pouches.
The format is a squeeze pouch rather than a jar. The cap screws back on, so a pouch that is only half used can be closed, chilled and finished later the same day. That is the practical reason parents keep pouches in a changing bag: there is no spoon to pack and nothing to decant.
What it is not is a meal. A single 90 g fruit pouch is a fruit course or a between-meals snack alongside milk feeds and whatever savory food your baby has started on. HiPP's own weaning plan puts fruit purees in that supporting role rather than in place of a vegetable or cereal meal.
Because fruit and coconut milk are the whole idea here, the list is short. There is no cereal in it to thicken it and nothing added to color, flavor or preserve it, which is the standard HiPP applies across its organic range under the EU organic regulation.
6+ monthsFrom the 6th month
90 gSingle-serve pouch
Peach and bananaWith coconut milk
No added sugarSugar from the fruit
Where it fits
Where this pouch sits in the weaning day
This is a fruit course, and fruit courses sit around the savory meals rather than replacing them. From the 6th month most babies are on one or two spoon meals a day, and a pouch like this one is the sweet end of such a meal, or an afternoon snack between them.
The coconut milk is the reason for the later age. A two-fruit pouch of apple and banana is a 4-month food in HiPP's range; adding coconut milk makes this a 6-month one. If your baby has not yet met either peach or coconut, meet them one at a time and a few days apart, so that if something disagrees you know which it was.
It also works as a carrier. Stirred into a plain cereal or an unsweetened porridge, a fruit pouch sweetens the bowl with fruit instead of sugar, and that is often an easier route into a grain your baby is unsure about than offering the grain on its own.
Spoon or straight from the pouch
Squeezing a pouch straight into the mouth is quick, but it teaches nothing about eating from a spoon, and dentists prefer fruit not to be sipped slowly over a long stretch. Decanting the pouch into a bowl and spoon-feeding it keeps the learning in and keeps the contact time short. Either way, offer it at a mealtime rather than over an afternoon.
Serving
How to serve this pouch
It is ready to eat, so the work is all in the handling
Nothing needs mixing, heating or diluting. Check the pouch and its cap are intact and the seal has not been broken, shake it, and either squeeze it into a bowl or let your baby take it from the spout. Serve it at room temperature. If you want to take the chill off a refrigerated pouch, stand it in warm water rather than microwaving it, and never heat it in a microwave.
Ready to eatNo water, no mixing
Room temperatureServe it unheated
Within 24 hoursAn opened pouch, chilled
One sittingBest finished at once
1
Check the pouch
Look the pouch over before you open it. It should be firm rather than puffed, the cap should still be sealed, and the date should be in the future. A pouch that has lost its seal does not get used.
2
Shake it
Give it a shake with the cap on. Fruit puree and coconut milk settle in storage, and a shake brings the texture back together so the first spoon tastes like the last.
3
Open and decant
Unscrew the cap and squeeze what you need into a bowl. A bowl lets you see how much has actually been eaten, which a pouch does not.
4
Serve on a spoon
Spoon-feed it, or let your baby hold the spoon. Keep the pouch itself out of the ongoing-sipping routine.
5
Close what is left
Screw the cap back on firmly, put the pouch in the refrigerator and use it within 24 hours. Do not keep a pouch your baby has fed from directly.
6
Serve it as part of a meal
Offer it at a mealtime alongside milk and whatever savory food your baby is having, rather than as a drink spread over an afternoon.
Pouch handling above is general safe practice for a ready-to-eat fruit puree, not a quotation. Follow the instructions printed on the pouch in your hand, which govern.
Do not use a microwave. Heating a sealed pouch is a scalding risk and heats unevenly. Keep unopened pouches at room temperature out of direct sunlight, refrigerate an opened one, and do not keep a pouch that has been fed from directly. Always supervise your baby while they are eating.
Pouch or jar
Pouch or jar, and where coconut milk changes things
HiPP sells fruit in both pouches and jars, and the choice is mostly about where the food is going to be eaten. The coconut milk in this one also moves it up the age ladder, which is worth knowing if you are comparing it against the simpler pouches beside it.
Format
Suits
Age on this range
Spoon needed
This pouch
Out of the house, a bag, a buggy, a fruit course at the table
From the 6th month, for the coconut milk
Not to open it
A plain two-fruit pouch
The same situations, with one fewer new ingredient
From the 4th month on HiPP two-fruit pouches
Not to open it
A fruit jar
The table at home, and seeing what is left
Varies by recipe
Yes
Ages above are the ages stated for this product and for the HiPP pouches sold beside it, not a general rule about pouches. Read each pack for its own age.
Ingredients and allergens
What is in it
No milk, no gluten declared on this recipe
Coconut milk is a plant milk pressed from coconut flesh, not a dairy product, so a coconut milk pouch is not a dairy pouch. Coconut is not one of the EU's named tree nut allergens either. The full ingredient and allergy declaration for the pouch in your hand is printed on the pouch, and it governs.
On the label
Ingredients and more
Peach, banana and coconut milk, as HiPP names the ingredients for this pouch, with the no added sugar claim carried on the pack.
HiPP does not publish the full quantitative ingredient declaration for this pouch on a page we can read, so the percentages are not reproduced here and none has been estimated. The complete list, with percentages and the allergy advice, is printed on the pouch itself.
No added sugar is HiPP's own claim for this recipe. HiPP defines it across its range as no crystalline sugar, fruit sugar or syrup added, with the sugar present coming from the ingredients themselves. Fruit puree and coconut milk both carry sugar naturally.
All ingredients are from controlled organic cultivation under the EU organic regulation, which is the basis of the organic marking on the pack.
Read as a list, that is fruit plus a plant milk. There is no cereal in it, no dairy, and nothing added to color, flavor or preserve it.
Peach and banana puree
With coconut milk
No added sugar
No added colorings
No added flavorings
No added preservatives
EU organic cultivation
No dairy ingredients
Single-serve squeeze pouch
How far it goes
How much a pouch holds, and how many you may use
A pouch is one serving, so the arithmetic is simple. HiPP sells this recipe as a 90 g pouch, and 90 g is a fruit course for a baby of this age rather than a meal.
What you are counting
Figure
Note
Net weight of one pouch
90 g
As HiPP sells this recipe
Servings per pouch
1
A single fruit course
Prepared fluid ounces
Not applicable
It is a puree, not a drink to make up
Keeps once opened
24 hours
Capped and refrigerated, if not fed from directly
How many pouches a month is a question about your own routine rather than about the pouch. A baby offered a fruit pouch once a day uses about thirty in a month; one who has fruit from a jar or from fresh fruit most days and a pouch only when you are out may use a handful. We have not put a monthly figure in this listing, because we have no sourced figure for this recipe and an invented one would not help you plan.
Net weight is the pack size HiPP sells this recipe in. Serving counts are arithmetic from that weight, not a feeding recommendation. Your pediatrician is the right source on how much fruit suits your baby.
Highlights
Product highlights
Organic fruit puree pouch
From the 6th month
Peach, banana, coconut milk
90 g single-serve pouch
No added sugar
No dairy ingredients
No added colorings or flavorings
No added preservatives
EU organic certified
Resealable screw cap
Ready to eat, no mixing
Questions parents ask
Frequently asked questions
From what age can my baby have this pouch?
From the 6th month, which is the age on this product. The coconut milk is why it sits later than the simplest two-fruit pouches in the HiPP range, which start from the 4th month.
Does it contain dairy?
Coconut milk is pressed from coconut flesh and is not a dairy product, so this recipe brings no dairy of its own. Check the declaration on your pouch before serving if a milk allergy is the reason you are asking.
Is coconut a nut allergy risk?
Coconut is not among the tree nuts named in the EU allergen rules. If allergy is a live concern in your family, introduce coconut on its own and speak to your pediatrician first rather than relying on a product page.
Does it have added sugar?
No sugar is added. HiPP carries the no added sugar claim on this pouch, and defines it as no crystalline sugar, fruit sugar or syrup put in. The sugar in the pouch is the sugar already in the fruit and the coconut milk.
How big is the pouch?
HiPP sells this recipe as a 90 g pouch, which is one fruit course for a baby of this age.
Can I heat it?
Serve it at room temperature. Never heat it in a microwave. To take the chill off a refrigerated pouch, stand the closed pouch in warm water and check the temperature yourself before serving.
How long does an opened pouch keep?
Cap it, refrigerate it and use it within 24 hours. A pouch your baby has fed from directly should not be kept, because feeding from the spout carries saliva back into the puree.
Should my baby suck it from the pouch or eat it from a spoon?
A spoon is the better habit. It teaches spoon-feeding, lets you see how much was eaten, and keeps fruit off the teeth for less of the day. Squeezing it into a bowl takes a moment and loses nothing.
Is it a meal?
No. It is a fruit course or a snack beside milk feeds and savory food. A 90 g fruit pouch does not carry the protein, fat and iron a weaning meal needs.
Written from HiPP's own naming of this recipe and from HiPP's own retail listing of it as a 90 g pouch. The age is taken from the product itself. HiPP does not publish the quantitative ingredient declaration for this pouch on a page we could read, so no percentages and no nutrition table are given here and none has been estimated; the section on ingredients says so in place of a figure. The no added sugar claim is HiPP's own. No monthly usage figure is given, because no sourced figure exists for this recipe. Last reviewed 24 October 2026.
