HiPP Organic Apple Biscuit Baby Cereal - EU Organic Porridge for 8+ Months
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HiPP Organic Apple Biscuit Baby Cereal, from the 8th month
HiPP Organic Apple Biscuit Baby Cereal is an organic baby cereal for babies from 8 months. It is a dry milk and cereal porridge built on organic apple puree with wholegrain wheat, oat and barley flour, finished with a baby biscuit note. It is a European baby food made to EU organic rules, with no added sugar, and it carries added vitamin B1. You mix each bowl fresh and feed it from a spoon.
The idea behind this pack is a breakfast bowl that already tastes of something. Apple puree carries the flavor, the three wholegrain flours carry the substance, and the biscuit character is what makes it read as a treat rather than a plain grain. It sits in HiPP's range as a step up from the single-grain cereals a baby meets first, which is why HiPP puts it at 8 months rather than at 4 or 6.
It is a milk cereal, which matters for how you use it. Milk is declared on this pack as an allergen, so the dairy is already in the powder rather than something you add. That is the usual design of a HiPP milk porridge: the pack is built to be made up with liquid and served, instead of asking you to supply a milk feed as well.
On the grain side the pack declares wholegrain wheat, oat and barley flour. All three carry gluten, and the pack also declares it may contain traces of eggs and nuts. Three gluten cereals arriving in one bowl is the reason this is not a first cereal, and we say more about that below.
What is deliberately short is the rest of the list. HiPP states this cereal carries no artificial colors, no added flavors and no preservatives, and that the ingredients are grown on European organic farms to the EU organic standard. The sweetness is the apple's own: no sugar is added, and the sugar the panel reports comes from the fruit and the grain already in the pack.
As an organic baby porridge for 8 months and older this is a mixed-grain, fruit-led bowl for a baby who has already made a start on solids. It is a breakfast or an afternoon meal rather than a first taste, and it is the kind of pack you keep in the cupboard once weaning is properly under way.
8+ monthsFrom the 8th month
Apple pureeCarries the flavor
Vitamin B1Added thiamine
No added sugarFruit and grain only
Where it fits
Where this one sits in the weaning day
By 8 months most babies have met a cereal or two and a few single fruits and vegetables, and are starting to manage a thicker spoonful. That is the point this pack is built for. It is a mixed cereal with fruit already in it, so it does the work of a composed breakfast without you assembling one.
It is not a starting cereal, and it is worth being plain about why. Wholegrain wheat, oat and barley all arrive together here, and milk is in the pack as well. If any of those were to disagree with your baby, a bowl containing all four gives you no way to tell which one it was. The usual order is one new grain at a time, a few days apart, and milk introduced on its own terms. Once wheat, oats and barley have each been met singly and taken well, a mixed cereal like this one stops being a question and becomes the easy option.
In the day, this is the morning end rather than the bedtime end. Fruit-led cereals are generally used for breakfast or as an afternoon meal, and a plainer grain or a vegetable meal tends to suit the evening better. If you are building a routine around milk feeds, this is one of the solid meals that sits between them rather than one that replaces a feed outright.
If this would be your baby's first cereal
Start somewhere simpler and come back to this one. A single-grain cereal lets you introduce one grain at a time, which a three-grain pack cannot do. HiPP's Organic 100% Oats Porridge is the usual single-grain step before a mixed cereal, and Organic Fine Fruits Milk Cereal Porridge is the fruit-led milk cereal HiPP places at 6 months.
Preparation
How to prepare HiPP Apple Biscuit Baby Cereal
The quantities for this pack are on its own panel
We have not been able to verify a published measuring table for this particular pack, so we do not print one. Use the flake and liquid quantities printed on the box you have in your hand, and treat the steps below as the order of work and the safety rules rather than as amounts. Where a figure is not on this page it is because we could not source it, not because it does not matter.
1
Boil fresh water and let it cool
Boil fresh drinking water and let it come down before it meets the powder. HiPP's printed guidance on its milk cereals is to cool the water to about 50 degrees Celsius, because liquid that is too hot works against the powder dissolving rather than for it.
2
Measure the powder into the bowl first
Put the amount of cereal the box specifies into a bowl or plate before any liquid goes in. Measuring dry and into the bowl is both more accurate and less lumpy than the other way round.
3
Pour the liquid onto the powder
Add the cooled liquid to the cereal rather than tipping the cereal into the liquid, and stir it through. That order is how HiPP writes it on its cereals and it breaks up fewer lumps.
4
Let it swell
Leave the bowl standing until it reaches the thickness you want. The flour takes up liquid as it sits, so serving sooner gives a looser bowl and waiting gives a firmer one.
5
Check the temperature yourself
Check the bowl before it reaches your baby, not after. A porridge can hold heat unevenly even when the outside of the bowl feels cool.
6
Serve it fresh, from a spoon
Make each meal up immediately before feeding and always spoon-feed it. Do not keep a made-up bowl back for later, and do not return a part-eaten bowl to the box.
Do not use a microwave. HiPP warns against heating a prepared porridge in a microwave because of the risk of scalding. Check the box and its inner liner are intact before first use, close it tightly after each use, keep it in a dry place at room temperature, and use the contents within 3 to 4 weeks of opening. Take good care of your baby's teeth, and talk to your pediatrician or health visitor about how a cereal fits alongside milk feeds.
Preparation for a HiPP milk cereal is normally with water alone, because the milk is already in the powder. Confirm that on the box before you make the first bowl, since a pack that is not a milk cereal is made up differently.
Who it is for
Is this the right pack for your baby?
The question with a mixed cereal is rarely whether it is good food. It is whether it arrives at the right point in the order you are introducing things in. This table is how we would read it.
Your baby
Is this the pack
Why
Under 8 months
Not yet
This product is placed at 8 months. Use a cereal made for the age your baby is at instead.
8 months or older, has had wheat, oats and barley
Yes
The grains here are already familiar, so a mixed bowl adds nothing new to watch for.
8 months or older, new to grains
Start simpler
Three gluten cereals at once leaves you unable to tell which grain caused a reaction. Introduce them singly first.
Avoiding cow's milk
No
Milk is declared on this pack. It is a milk cereal and the dairy cannot be left out.
Avoiding gluten
No
Wholegrain wheat, oat and barley flour are all declared. No gluten-free claim is made for this product.
Older toddler or child
Still fine
There is no upper age on a cereal like this. Portions grow with your child rather than the pack changing.
Ages on this page are the ages carried by this product. Always introduce a new food when your baby is well, and raise any family history of food allergy with your pediatrician before you start.
Ingredients and allergens
What is in it
Contains gluten and milk, and three gluten-bearing cereals
This pack declares gluten from wheat, oats and barley, and it declares milk. It may also contain traces of eggs and nuts. No gluten-free claim and no dairy-free claim is made for this product and neither should be read into it.
The declaration as it stands on this product: contains gluten (wheat, oats, barley) and milk. May contain traces of eggs and nuts. Always check the panel printed on the box you have, because artwork is revised from time to time and the box in your hand governs.
On the label
What the pack is built from
Organic apple puree, wholegrain wheat flour, wholegrain oat flour and wholegrain barley flour, with a baby biscuit component and added vitamin B1. Milk is present and declared.
We print this as a description of the pack rather than as a quantified ingredient list, because we have not been able to source a verified declaration with percentages for this pack. The full list with its percentages and the nutrition table are printed on the box. No figure has been estimated to fill the gap.
Vitamin B1, thiamine, is the nutrient European rules require a baby cereal to carry. Nothing beyond that requirement is claimed for it here.
Read plainly, that is fruit, three wholegrain cereals, a biscuit element, milk and one added vitamin. The sweetness is the apple's, the body is the grain's, and nothing is added to color, flavor or preserve it.
Organic apple puree
Wholegrain wheat, oat and barley
With added vitamin B1
No added sugar
No artificial colors
No added flavors
No preservatives
EU organic certified
Contains gluten and milk
Portions
How far a box goes
A dry cereal has no fluid yield, so the number a parent actually wants is how many bowls a box makes. That comes from two figures: the net weight of the box and the grams of cereal in one bowl.
We can give you neither with confidence for this pack. No net weight is stated for this product on our site, and we have not been able to verify a published per-bowl quantity for it either. Rather than multiply two unverified numbers into a third, we have left the figure out. Both are printed on the box: divide the net weight by the per-bowl grams and you have your own bowl count, accurate to the pack you are holding.
What you need
Where to find it
On this page
Net weight of the box
Printed on the front of the pack
Not sourced
Cereal per prepared bowl
The measuring table on the pack panel
Not sourced
Bowls per box
Net weight divided by cereal per bowl
Not calculated
Minimum age
This product, and HiPP's own placement
8 months
If you would like these figures added to this page, send us a photograph of the panel on your box and we will transcribe it. We would rather publish a gap we can explain than a number we cannot stand behind.
Highlights
Product highlights
Organic baby cereal
From the 8th month
Organic apple puree
Wholegrain wheat, oat, barley
Milk cereal, dairy included
No added sugar
With added vitamin B1
No artificial colors
No added flavors or preservatives
EU organic certified
European baby food
Contains gluten and milk
Questions parents ask
Frequently asked questions
From what age can my baby have it?
From 8 months, which is the age carried by this product. Earlier than that it is the wrong pack, because it brings three gluten cereals and milk in one bowl.
How do I prepare it?
Measure the cereal the box specifies into a bowl, pour on boiled water cooled to about 50 degrees Celsius, stir, let it swell to the thickness you want, check the temperature and spoon-feed it fresh. Never use a microwave. We do not print the quantities because we could not verify a published table for this pack, so use the one on your box.
Does it contain milk powder?
Milk is declared on this pack, so yes, the dairy is in the powder. That is the normal design of a HiPP milk cereal and it is why the pack is usually made up with water rather than with a milk feed.
Is it gluten-free?
No. The pack declares gluten from wheat, oats and barley. We make no gluten-free claim for it.
Does it contain added sugar?
No sugar is added. The sweetness comes from the organic apple puree and from the grain. Any sugar the nutrition panel reports is the sugar those ingredients naturally contain.
Is this a good first cereal?
It is not the one to start on. A first cereal should bring a single grain so you can tell what your baby is reacting to. Introduce wheat, oats and barley separately first, and this pack then becomes a straightforward next step.
How many bowls does a box make?
We have not published a figure, because neither the net weight nor the per-bowl quantity for this pack could be verified. Divide the net weight on the front of your box by the grams per bowl in its measuring table and you will have the count for the pack you have.
How long does it keep once opened?
Close the box and its inner liner tightly after each use, keep it dry at room temperature, and use the contents within 3 to 4 weeks. Check the pack is intact before you open it the first time.
Is it organic?
Yes. It is produced to the EU organic regulation, which is what the EU organic leaf on European baby food means. HiPP also states the pack carries no artificial colors, added flavors or preservatives.
Written from the age, allergen and organic statements carried by this product, and from HiPP's own published guidance for its milk cereals on cooling the water, swelling the bowl, serving it fresh and not using a microwave. The 8 month age is taken from the product itself. No net weight, no quantified ingredient declaration, no nutrition table and no measuring quantities could be sourced for this pack: those gaps are stated on the page where a parent would look for them and no figure has been estimated in their place. Last reviewed 24 October 2026.
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Always check the temperature before feeding. Supervise the baby during mealtime.
• Simple Spoon‑Feed:
Pour the desired amount of cereal into a bowl.
Add warm (not hot) breastmilk, formula, or cooled boiled water.
Stir until smooth to your baby’s preferred texture.
• With Fruit Puree:
Mix cereal with warm liquid and 1–2 tbsp fruit puree (e.g., pear).
Stir and serve once cooled.
• Texture Adjustment:
Thicker for older infants learning to self‑feed.
Thinner for early spoon‑feeding.
• Serving Size Guide:
Follow pediatric recommendations; start with small portions and adjust based on appetite.
• Storage:
Reseal after opening and store in a cool, dry place.
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