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✅Organic ✅Puffed not fried ✅Without added sugar and salt ✅Gluten-free & Vegan ✅Practice gripping and nibbling in a playful way ✅Lactose-Free
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Holle Organic Crunchy Snack, Oat and Raspberry, 30 g, from 10 months
Holle Organic Crunchy Snack Oat-Raspberry is a puffed organic baby snack for babies from 10 months, made from corn at 57 percent and oats at 24 percent with raspberry powder at 4 percent and banana powder at 3 percent. It comes in a 30 g pack, it is vegan and lactose-free, and Holle labels it gluten-free. There is no added sugar and no added salt.
The texture is what this snack is for. A puffed corn-and-oat piece is light enough to soften against the roof of the mouth rather than needing to be chewed through, which is why a snack like this usually arrives before a firm biscuit does. A baby picks one up, it dissolves, and the pincer-grip practice happens without a hard lump to manage.
The recipe is short and worth reading in order: corn, oats, sunflower oil, raspberry powder, banana powder and added vitamin B1. Six entries, five of them food. The fruit is a small share at 7 percent between the raspberry and the banana, and it is there for flavor and color rather than as a bulk ingredient.
What is absent is the notable part. Holle states no added sugar, with its own footnote that the snack contains naturally occurring sugars, and no added salt. No sweetener, no syrup, no juice concentrate, no flavoring, no coloring and no preservative appears anywhere in the list. For a flavored snack that is unusually plain, and the sweetness such as it is comes from the fruit powders and the grain.
Holle labels this one naturally gluten-free as well as vegan, which makes it one of the more widely usable snacks in the range. Oats are in the recipe, so read the note below on what that means before relying on the gluten-free label for a diagnosed condition.
10+ monthsFrom 10 months
30 gPack
57%Organic corn
No sugarAnd no added salt
Where it fits
Where this snack sits in the feeding day
This is a between-meals finger food for a baby who is learning to feed themselves. At ten months most babies can pick up a small piece and get it to their mouth, and a puffed snack is forgiving of a poor first attempt: it softens quickly and there is nothing hard to bite through.
It also travels well, which is half the point of a 30 g pack. A small pack of puffed snacks in a bag is the thing that gets a family through a delayed meal, a long drive or a wait at an appointment without resorting to something sweeter.
It is not a meal and it is not nutrition in any meaningful quantity. Holle makes no nutritional claim for it and neither do we. Taken for what it is, a light, plain, unsweetened snack that a baby can eat on their own, it does a useful job in a day that is otherwise spoon-led.
If this would be your baby's first finger food
A puffed snack is a reasonable place to start, because it collapses rather than needing to be chewed. Sit your baby upright, put one or two pieces on the tray rather than a handful, and stay with them. If you would rather start with something even simpler, Holle's Crunchy Snack Rice and Lentils is a two-ingredient version placed from 8 months.
Serving
How to serve a puffed snack safely
Ready to eat, and the safety rules are the ones for any finger food
There is nothing to prepare. Holle publishes no product-specific warnings for this snack, which is unusual for the range, but the general rules for any finger food at this age still apply and are worth following: upright, supervised, a few pieces at a time, and never while lying down or moving about.
Ready to eatNo preparation needed
Sitting upUpright, never lying down
A few at a timeNot a handful
SupervisedStay within reach
1
Sit your baby upright
In a high chair or on your lap, upright and settled. A baby leaning back or moving around is the situation to avoid with any dry finger food.
2
Put out a few pieces
Two or three on the tray rather than a pile. A small number is easier for a baby to work through and easier for you to keep track of.
3
Let your baby pick them up
That is the skill this snack is good for. Resist feeding them in by hand; the point is the grip and the self-feeding.
4
Stay with them
Stay within reach for the whole snack. Even a piece that dissolves can be stuffed in too fast by an enthusiastic baby.
5
Offer a drink alongside
A puffed snack is dry. Water from a cup helps it down and clears the crumbs.
6
Reseal and keep dry
Fold the pack over or clip it closed and keep it somewhere dry. Puffed snacks go soft quickly once air gets to them, and a soft one is less pleasant rather than less safe.
No serving size, portion count or opened-pack keeping time is published for this snack on any source we can read, so none appears here. Holle gives the 30 g pack size and the age and nothing further about how much to offer.
Stay with your baby while they eat any finger food. Holle prints no choking warning specific to this snack, but the general rules hold: keep your baby sitting upright, never give a dry snack while they are lying down or walking, and offer a few pieces at a time rather than a handful. Keep up a dental routine from the first tooth. This snack contains oats; see the note below on the gluten-free label.
The gluten-free label
Gluten-free, with oats in the recipe
Holle labels this snack gluten-free and describes it as naturally gluten-free, and oats are its second-largest ingredient at 24 percent. Those two facts sit together more comfortably than they look, but they are worth explaining rather than glossing over.
The question
The answer
Are oats a gluten grain?
Botanically no. Oats do not contain the gluten proteins found in wheat, rye and barley.
Why are oats often treated as one?
Because oats are commonly grown, harvested and milled alongside wheat, so ordinary oats are frequently contaminated with it.
What does Holle state here?
That this snack is gluten-free, and that it is naturally gluten-free. Holle lists gluten free among the product's labels.
Is there a declared gluten warning?
No. Holle publishes no allergen declaration and no may-contain statement for this snack on any source we can read.
What should I do for a diagnosed condition?
Read the pack itself, and if coeliac disease is involved, treat the printed declaration on your own pack as the only authority.
We have reproduced Holle's gluten-free label rather than second-guessing it, and we have also told you that oats are in the recipe so that you can make your own judgment. Neither statement has been left out to make the other sound tidier.
Ingredients
What is in it
No allergen declaration is published for this snack
Holle gives no allergen statement and no may-contain list for this product on its own site or at any authorized retailer we can read, which is different from most of the range and is worth knowing rather than reading as an assurance. The recipe contains no dairy, no egg and no nuts, and Holle labels it vegan, lactose-free and gluten-free. Read your own pack before a first taste.
On the label
Ingredients and more
Corn* 57%, OATS* 24%, sunflower oil*, raspberry powder* 4%, banana powder* 3%, thiamin (vitamin B1, according to the law).
* from organic agriculture.
No added sugar or salt, with Holle's own footnote that the snack contains naturally occurring sugars. Those sugars come from the corn, the oats and the two fruit powders, because no sweetener, syrup or juice concentrate appears in the list.
Holle labels this snack organic, vegan, vegetarian, lactose free and gluten free, and describes it as naturally gluten-free and vegan.
No nutrition table, no serving size and no opened-pack keeping time are published for this snack on any source we can read, so none is given. Nothing has been estimated and no figures have been carried across from Holle's millet-mango or rice-lentils snacks, which are different recipes in smaller 25 g packs.
Corn and oats together are 81 percent of the snack, the sunflower oil is what carries the puffing, and the fruit is 7 percent. The thiamin is added because European law requires vitamin B1 in a cereal product of this kind, not as a selling point. That is the whole list.
Organic corn 57%
Organic oats 24%
Raspberry powder 4%
Banana powder 3%
No added sugar
No added salt
No flavoring or coloring
No preservative
Vegan and lactose-free
Labeled gluten-free by Holle
Pack and portions
What a 30 g pack gives you
The pack is 30 g, which is the largest of Holle's three crunchy snack packs: the millet-mango and rice-lentils versions are 25 g. What Holle does not publish for any of them is a portion size, so the number of servings in a pack is not a figure we can give you.
What is known
Figure
Source
Net weight
30 g
The product itself, corroborated by an authorized retailer
In ounces
about 1.1 oz
Arithmetic from 30 g
Corn content
about 17 g
Arithmetic from the declared 57%
Oat content
about 7 g
Arithmetic from the declared 24%
Fruit powders
about 2 g
Arithmetic from the declared 7%
Portion size
Not published
Holle gives none
Portions per pack
Not published
Cannot be calculated without a portion size
Nutrition per 100 g
Not published
Holle gives none
The gram splits and the ounce figure above are straightforward arithmetic from the declared percentages and the 30 g pack weight, and are labeled as such. The rows marked not published are genuinely absent from every source we can read, and we have left them as gaps rather than filling them with a plausible-looking guess.
No monthly usage figure is published for baby snacks. Those estimates exist for infant formula, where a baby's whole intake is measurable, but a puffed snack is offered between meals as often or as rarely as you choose. We have not invented one.
Highlights
Product highlights
Organic puffed baby snack
From 10 months
30 g pack
Organic corn 57%
Organic oats 24%
Raspberry and banana powder
No added sugar or salt
No flavoring or preservative
Vegan and lactose-free
Labeled gluten-free
Melts in the mouth
Good for self-feeding practice
Questions parents ask
Frequently asked questions
From what age can my baby have this snack?
From 10 months, which is the age on this product and the same age Holle gives on its own page.
Is it really gluten-free when it contains oats?
Holle labels it gluten-free and describes it as naturally gluten-free. Oats do not contain the gluten proteins found in wheat, rye and barley, although ordinary oats are often contaminated with wheat because of how they are grown and milled. Holle publishes no allergen declaration for this snack, so if coeliac disease is involved, rely on the declaration printed on your own pack.
Does it contain added sugar?
No. Holle states no added sugar and no added salt, with its own footnote that the snack contains naturally occurring sugars. No sweetener, syrup or juice concentrate appears in the list; the sugars are from the corn, oats and fruit powders.
How much fruit is in it?
Seven percent in total: raspberry powder at 4 percent and banana powder at 3 percent. It is there for flavor rather than as a bulk ingredient, and this is a cereal snack rather than a fruit one.
Is it vegan and dairy-free?
Yes. Holle labels it vegan, vegetarian and lactose-free, and there is no dairy and no egg in the six-item declaration.
How many pieces are in a pack, or in a portion?
Holle publishes neither figure. The pack is 30 g and that is the only quantity stated, so we cannot tell you a portion size or a piece count and we have not estimated either.
Is there a nutrition table?
Not one we can source. Holle publishes no nutrition panel for this snack on its own site or through an authorized retailer, so this page gives none rather than estimating figures or borrowing them from the millet or rice versions.
How does it compare with the other crunchy snacks?
This is the 30 g oat-and-corn version placed from 10 months. The millet and mango snack and the rice and lentils snack are both 25 g and both placed from 8 months, and both are different recipes. We have not carried any figures between them.
How should I store it once opened?
Fold or clip the pack closed and keep it dry. No opened-pack keeping time is published for this snack, so that is general practice rather than a Holle instruction. A puffed snack that has taken up moisture goes soft.
Written from Holle's own current product page for Organic Crunchy Snack Oat-Raspberry, which is the source of the ingredient declaration of corn at 57 percent, oats at 24 percent, sunflower oil, raspberry powder at 4 percent, banana powder at 3 percent and added thiamin, the organic-agriculture footnote, the no added sugar and no added salt statements with their naturally-occurring-sugars footnote, the description of the snack as naturally gluten-free and vegan, and the organic, vegan, vegetarian, lactose-free and gluten-free labeling. The age of 10 months and the 30 g pack size are taken from the product itself and are authoritative; an authorized retailer's listing of the same snack independently gives 30 g. The ounce conversion and the per-pack gram splits of about 17 g corn, 7 g oats and 2 g fruit powder are arithmetic from the declared percentages and that pack weight, and are labeled as arithmetic on the page. Holle publishes no allergen declaration, no nutrition table, no portion size and no opened-pack keeping time for this snack on any source we can read, so none is given, the absence of an allergen declaration is stated plainly rather than read as an assurance, and nothing has been estimated or carried across from Holle's 25 g millet-mango or rice-lentils snacks. The serving steps are labeled as general practice for a finger food, because Holle prints no product-specific choking warning for this pack. A claim that the snack promotes a well-balanced diet, previously carried for this product, is not reproduced, because no manufacturer literature supports it and it is not an authorized health claim. Last reviewed 24 October 2026.
Please do not let your baby chew unattended. Due to risk of choking, do not let your baby chew on the Crunchy Snack while lying down. Make sure to follow a regular dental hygiene routine from the baby's first tooth.
Corn* 57%, OATS* 24%, sunflower oil*, raspberry powder* 4%, banana powder* 3%.*from organic farming May contain traces of soy and peanut.
Allergy information:
Traces possible: peanut, soy.
Does not contain Gluten.
Contains Oats and corn.
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