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HiPP Hippis Apple Banana Puree Pouch, 100 g, from the 4th month
HiPP Hippis Apple Banana Puree Pouch is an organic fruit puree pouch for babies from the 4th month. It is 100 percent fruit - 70 percent apples and 30 percent bananas - in a 100 g single-serve pouch. Two fruits, no added sugar, no cereal, no dairy and no additives: on its declaration it is the shortest ingredient list in the HiPP Hippis pouches we carry.
Two ingredients is the whole point of this pouch. Apple leads at 70 percent and banana fills in the remaining 30 percent, giving it body and a little more sweetness than apple alone. There is nothing else on the declaration at all.
That is what makes it a sensible first pouch. A baby meeting this one meets two fruits, both mild and both commonly among the first foods introduced. Compare that with a pouch carrying cereal, yogurt or a berry, each of which adds something new to keep track of.
The published nutrition is fruit and nothing else: 59 kcal per 100 g, 13.4 g of carbohydrate of which 11.6 g is sugar, 1.2 g of fiber, 0.4 g of protein and under 0.5 g of fat. The sugar is the apple's and the banana's own, which the label footnotes.
A 100 g pouch is a fruit course rather than a meal, and from the 4th month it belongs beside milk feeds rather than in place of one. Milk is still the main thing a baby of that age is living on.
4+ monthsFrom the 4th month
100 gSingle-serve pouch
100% fruit70% apple, 30% banana
59 kcalPer 100 g
Where it fits
Where the simplest pouch fits
This is the pouch to start on. Apple and banana are two of the first fruits most weaning plans introduce, and a pouch containing only those two adds nothing else to the picture. If you are introducing pouches as a format rather than introducing new fruits, this is the one that does only that.
It is also the baseline to come back to. If a week has been unsettled, or a new food has gone badly and you want something uncomplicated, a two-fruit pouch with no cereal and no dairy is the least complicated option there is.
Practically, it is the pouch that lives in the changing bag. No spoon to pack, nothing to decant, and a screw cap that lets a half-used pouch be closed and finished later the same day.
Use it to introduce the spoon, not the spout
At four months the useful skill is taking food off a spoon. Squeezing a pouch into the mouth skips that entirely, and it keeps fruit sugar on the teeth for longer than a meal does. Squeeze it into a bowl, offer it on a spoon, and keep it to a mealtime.
Serving
How to serve this pouch
Ready to eat, with nothing to add
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. This is one of the few HiPP fruit pouches whose panel declares fiber as well.
Per
100 g, and per pouch
Energy
249 kJ / 59 kcal
Fat
less than 0.5 g
of which saturates
less than 0.1 g
Carbohydrate
13.4 g
of which sugars
11.6 g
Fiber
1.2 g
Protein
0.4 g
Salt
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
Two fruits, and nothing else to declare
The declaration for this pouch is fruit at 100 percent, split between apples and bananas, with a footnote that the fruit is from organic farms. There is no cereal in it, so no gluten, and no dairy ingredient. The full declaration for the pouch in your hand is printed on the pouch and it governs.
Reproduced word for word from the ingredient declaration published for this recipe. The product itself gives the same list in short form, as 100 percent fruits, apples and bananas, and the two agree.
No added sugar. The 11.6 g of sugar per 100 g in the table above is the sugar already in the apple and the 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 two fruits. No antioxidant, no acidity regulator, no added vitamin and nothing to sweeten, thicken, color, flavor or preserve it.
100% organic fruit
70% apples, 30% bananas
Two ingredients only
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 at 100 g the nutrition panel and the pouch contents are the same figures.
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
59 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, because no sourced figure exists for this recipe and a guess would not help you plan a shop.
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
70% apples, 30% bananas
Two ingredients only
100 g single-serve pouch
No added sugar
No cereal and no dairy
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. It sits that early because it is two mild fruits and nothing else.
What exactly is in it?
Fruits at 100 percent, made up of 70 percent apples and 30 percent bananas, from organic farms. That is the whole declaration, and the product itself gives the same list in short form.
Does it have added sugar?
No sugar is added. The 11.6 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?
59 kcal. The published figure is 59 kcal per 100 g and the pouch is 100 g.
Is this a sensible pouch to start with?
It has the shortest declaration of the Hippis pouches we carry, which is what matters for a first pouch: two mild fruits, no cereal, no dairy and no additives. Apple and banana are also two of the fruits most weaning plans introduce earliest.
Does it have fiber in it?
The published panel declares 1.2 g of fiber per 100 g, which is the fiber in the whole apple and banana puree. Nothing has been added to supply it.
Can I stir it into a cereal?
Yes, and it is one of the better pouches for that, because it adds nothing but fruit to the bowl. It sweetens an unsweetened porridge with fruit rather than sugar.
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.
Explore the range
Other HiPP pouches at this age and the steps up from it
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 70 percent apples and 30 percent bananas, the organic-farms footnote, the naturally-occurring-sugars footnote, and the per-100 g figures of 249 kJ, 59 kcal, under 0.5 g fat, 13.4 g carbohydrate, 11.6 g sugars, 1.2 g fiber, 0.4 g protein and the salt and sodium values. The product's own short declaration of 100 percent fruits, apples and bananas agrees with it. The age of from the 4th month and the 100 g pack size are taken from the product itself. The absence of gluten and dairy is read from the 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.
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