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HiPP Hippis Apple Pear Banana Puree Pouch, 100 g, from the 4th month
HiPP Hippis Apple Pear Banana Puree Pouch is an organic fruit puree pouch for babies from the 4th month. It is 100 percent fruit - 40 percent apples, 40 percent pears and 20 percent bananas - in a 100 g single-serve pouch with a screw cap. There is no added sugar and nothing else in it at all: no cereal, no dairy and no additive of any kind. It is a European organic first pouch.
This is about as simple as a fruit pouch gets, and that simplicity is the reason it carries a 4-month age. The declaration is three fruits and a footnote. There is no cereal to bring gluten, no yogurt to bring milk and not even an antioxidant on the list.
The three fruits are the three mildest in common use. Apple and pear split the pouch evenly at 40 percent each, and banana at 20 percent is what makes it thick and rounds the flavor. Nothing in it is sharp or acidic, which is exactly what you want for an early pouch.
The published nutrition is what you would expect from fruit alone: 60 kcal per 100 g, with 12.9 g of carbohydrate of which 11.3 g is sugar, 0.5 g of protein and almost no fat. All of that sugar is the fruit's own, and the label footnotes it to say so.
A 100 g pouch is a fruit course, not a meal. From the 4th month, if your baby has started solids at all, this sits beside milk feeds as the sweet part of a spoon meal or as a small snack. It does not carry the protein, fat or iron a weaning meal needs.
4+ monthsFrom the 4th month
100 gSingle-serve pouch
100% fruit40% apple, 40% pear, 20% banana
60 kcalPer 100 g
Where it fits
Where a three-fruit pouch sits in weaning
If you are starting pouches, this is the shape of pouch to start with: mild fruits, no cereal, no dairy, nothing added. Three fruits is three new things rather than one, so the tidiest approach is still to have met apple, pear and banana separately first, and then this pouch becomes the convenient version of all three.
It is also the pouch to fall back on. When a baby has had an unsettled few days, or you are not sure which of several new foods caused something, a three-fruit pouch with nothing else in it is the least complicated thing in the cupboard.
Where it is genuinely useful is away from the table. There is no spoon to pack and no jar to decant, and the cap means a half-used pouch can be closed and finished later the same day.
A bowl and a spoon, not the spout
Squeezing a pouch into the mouth is the quick way and the worst way. It teaches nothing about a spoon, and slow sipping keeps fruit sugar against the teeth far longer than a meal does. Decant it into a bowl, spoon-feed it, and keep it to a mealtime. That is the whole technique.
Serving
How to serve this pouch
Ready to eat, so handling is the whole job
Nothing needs mixing, diluting or heating. Check the pouch and cap are intact and the seal is unbroken, shake it with the cap on, and squeeze it into a bowl. Serve it at room temperature and spoon-feed it. To take the chill off a refrigerated pouch, stand the closed pouch in warm water, and never use a microwave.
Ready to eatNo water, no mixing
Room temperatureServe it unheated
Within 24 hoursAn opened pouch, chilled
Spoon-feedRather than sipping
1
Check the pouch
Firm rather than puffed, the cap still sealed and the date in the future. A pouch that has lost its seal does not get used.
2
Shake it with the cap on
Fruit puree settles in storage. A shake brings the texture back together so the first spoon matches the last.
3
Squeeze it into a bowl
Decant rather than feeding from the spout. A bowl shows you how much was actually eaten, and it keeps fruit off the teeth for less of the day.
4
Spoon-feed it
Offer it on a spoon, or let your baby hold one. At this age the spoon is part of what is being learned.
5
Cap and chill the rest
Screw the cap back on firmly, refrigerate, and use within 24 hours. A pouch your baby has fed from directly is not kept.
6
Serve it at a mealtime
A fruit course at a meal rather than something sipped across an afternoon, which is easier on the teeth.
The handling above is general safe practice for a ready-to-eat fruit puree rather than a quotation from the pack. The instructions printed on the pouch in your hand 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 never keep a pouch that has been fed from directly. Always supervise your baby while they are eating.
The published numbers
What the nutrition table says
These are the published figures for this pouch, per 100 g, which for a 100 g pouch is also the whole pouch. That is one of the conveniences of this pack size: the per-100 g column needs no arithmetic.
Per
100 g, and per pouch
Energy
253 kJ / 60 kcal
Fat
0.2 g
of which saturates
0.0 g
Carbohydrate
12.9 g
of which sugars
11.3 g
Protein
0.5 g
Salt
less than 0.05 g
Sodium
less than 0.02 g
The table is the published panel for this recipe. The footnote carried with it states that the sugars are naturally occurring and come from fruit only. No sugar is added.
Ingredients and allergens
What is in it
Three fruits, and nothing else to declare
The declaration for this pouch is fruit at 100 percent and a footnote saying the fruit is from organic farms. There is no cereal in it, so no gluten, and no dairy ingredient. The full ingredient and allergy declaration for the pouch in your hand is printed on the pouch and it governs.
Reproduced word for word from the ingredient declaration carried for this pouch. That is the entire list: three fruits and the organic footnote, with no antioxidant, no acidity regulator and no added vitamin.
No added sugar. The 11.3 g of sugar per 100 g in the table above is the sugar already present in the apple, pear and banana, and the label footnotes the sugars as naturally occurring, from fruit only.
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 three fruits. Nothing is added to sweeten, thicken, color, flavor or preserve it, which is unusual even among fruit pouches and is the reason this one sits so early in the range.
100% organic fruit
40% apples, 40% pears
20% bananas
No added sugar
No cereal, no gluten
No dairy ingredients
No additives of any kind
EU organic cultivation
100 g single-serve pouch
Ready to eat, no mixing
How far it goes
How much the pouch holds
One pouch is one serving, and because the pouch is 100 g the nutrition panel and the pouch contents are the same numbers. That makes this the easiest pouch in the range to plan around.
What you are counting
Figure
Note
Net weight of one pouch
100 g
As sold
Servings per pouch
1
A single fruit course
Energy in the whole pouch
60 kcal
The per-100 g figure, unchanged
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
No monthly usage figure is printed here. How many pouches a household gets through depends on how often you reach for a pouch rather than fresh or jarred fruit, and no sourced figure exists for this recipe.
Net weight is the pack size as sold. The energy figure is the published per-100 g value, which for a 100 g pouch is the whole pouch. How much fruit suits your baby is a question for your pediatrician.
Highlights
Product highlights
Organic fruit puree pouch
From the 4th month
100% organic fruit
40% apple, 40% pear, 20% banana
100 g single-serve pouch
No added sugar
No cereal and no dairy
No additives at all
EU organic certified
Resealable screw cap
Questions parents ask
Frequently asked questions
From what age can my baby have this pouch?
From the 4th month, which is the age on this product. The reason it can sit that early is that it is three mild fruits and nothing else.
What exactly is in it?
Fruits at 100 percent, made up of 40 percent apples, 40 percent pears and 20 percent bananas, all from organic farms. That is the complete declaration.
Does it have added sugar?
No sugar is added. The 11.3 g of sugar per 100 g is the fruit's own, and the label footnotes the sugars as naturally occurring, from fruit only.
Is it gluten-free and dairy-free?
There is no cereal and no dairy ingredient in the declaration, so nothing in the recipe brings gluten or milk. Read the declaration printed on your pouch before relying on that for a diagnosed allergy.
How many calories in a pouch?
60 kcal. The published figure is 60 kcal per 100 g and the pouch is 100 g, so the panel and the pouch are the same number.
Is it a good first pouch?
It is the right shape of pouch for an early one: mild fruits, no cereal, no dairy, no additives. The tidiest approach is to have met apple, pear and banana separately first, since this brings all three at once.
Is it a meal?
No. A 100 g fruit pouch is a fruit course or a snack beside milk feeds. It does not carry the protein, fat and iron a weaning meal needs.
Can I stir it into a cereal?
Yes. A plain fruit puree is a good way to sweeten an unsweetened porridge with fruit instead of sugar, and it is often an easier route into a grain a baby is unsure about.
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.
Explore the range
Other HiPP pouches at this age and the next step up
Written from the ingredient declaration and nutrition panel published for this recipe by an authorized retailer of it, reproduced above, which are the source of the 100 percent fruit content, the 40 percent apples, 40 percent pears and 20 percent bananas, the organic-farms footnote, the naturally-occurring-sugars footnote, and the per-100 g figures of 253 kJ, 60 kcal, 0.2 g fat, 12.9 g carbohydrate, 11.3 g sugars, 0.5 g protein and the salt and sodium values. The age of from the 4th month and the 100 g pack size are taken from the product itself and agree with that source. The absence of gluten and dairy is read from that declaration rather than from a free-from claim, and the page says so. No monthly usage figure is given, because no sourced figure exists for this recipe. Last reviewed 24 October 2026.
1️⃣ Open the pouch and either serve directly from the spout or transfer to a spoon.
2️⃣ If desired, gently warm by placing the pouch in warm water.
3️⃣ Always test the temperature before feeding.
4️⃣ If not fully consumed, reseal and refrigerate for up to 24 hours.
