HiPP HiPPiS Organic Smoothie Pouch, Mirabelle Plum, Apple and Peach, 100 g, from 12 months
HiPP HiPPiS Mirabelle Plum in Apple and Peach is an organic fruit smoothie pouch for toddlers from 12 months, in a 100 g squeeze pouch with a resealable cap. It is 100 percent organic fruit: gently pureed apple, peach and Mirabelle plum, with no added sugar. It is gluten-free, suitable for vegetarian diets, and carries no artificial preservatives, colors or flavorings.
The Mirabelle is the reason this one exists as a separate flavor. It is a small yellow plum, sweeter and less sharp than the ordinary kind, and it is unusual enough in a baby food range to be worth naming on the front of the pouch. Apple and peach sit underneath it as the base, which is what keeps the whole thing mild rather than tart.
What a smoothie pouch is for is the gap in the day when a spoon is not practical. There is nothing to prepare, nothing to carry besides the pouch, and the resealable cap means a half-eaten one can be closed rather than thrown away. HiPP describes it as suiting on-the-go snacking, a mealtime side or a lunchbox, and that is the honest range of uses.
The panel is what you would expect of pureed fruit and nothing else: 52 kcal per 100 g, fat at 0.1 g, protein at 0.4 g, and 11.1 g of sugars out of 11.6 g of carbohydrate. Almost all the carbohydrate is sugar, and all of that sugar is the fruit's own, because nothing is added. That is worth understanding rather than glossing: a fruit pouch is a sweet food, and HiPP's no-added-sugar statement is about what was put in, not about how sweet the result is.
The pouch itself is BPA-free with a resealable cap, and HiPP states the product is made in the EU under its own quality standards and developed by nutrition experts for babies and toddlers from 12 months upward.
12+ monthsFrom 12 months
100 gResealable pouch
100%Organic fruit
52 kcalPer 100 g
Where a fruit pouch fits in a toddler's day
A pouch is a snack, and it is more useful to think of it as one piece of fruit than as a meal component. At 12 months a toddler is eating family food and three meals are doing the nutritional work; a pouch fills the stretch between them, or travels in a bag for the afternoon when nothing else will.
It also has a practical use at the table. Stirred into a plain yogurt or a bowl of unsweetened cereal, 100 g of fruit puree does the sweetening without any sugar being added, which is a reasonable way to make a plainer food acceptable. That gets more out of the pouch than squeezing it straight.
The one thing worth being deliberate about is how it is eaten. Sucking fruit puree slowly out of a spout over a long stretch keeps sugar against the teeth far longer than eating the same fruit from a spoon does. Offering it at a sitting, or decanting it into a bowl, is the difference between a snack and an afternoon of grazing.
Get more out of a pouch
Squeeze it into a bowl and give it with a spoon, or stir it through plain yogurt or an unsweetened cereal. That turns a sweet snack into part of something, keeps the fruit off the teeth for less of the day, and gives your toddler practice with a spoon. The resealable cap means you can close what is left rather than finishing the pouch in one go.
How to serve it
Nothing to prepare, and a cap that lets you keep the rest
The pouch is ready to eat as it is. HiPP fits it with a resealable cap, so a part-used pouch can be closed instead of discarded. We have not been able to source a published after-opening storage window for this pouch, so we do not print one: refrigerate what is left and follow the guidance on the pouch itself.
1
Check the pouch and the cap
Feel the pouch before opening it. It should be firm rather than puffy, and the cap should be sealed. A fruit puree pouch that has swelled should not be used.
2
Decide spout or spoon
Squeezing into a bowl and serving with a spoon keeps the fruit off the teeth for less of the day and gives a toddler spoon practice. Straight from the spout is fine when you are out.
3
Sit your toddler down for it
A pouch is easy to walk around with, which is exactly what turns a two-minute snack into an hour of grazing. Offering it at a sitting is better for teeth and for appetite at the next meal.
4
Stay with them
Supervise a toddler with a pouch, as with any food. A spout can be sucked faster than a spoon delivers.
5
Close the cap and refrigerate
Reseal what is left and put it in the fridge. Use it up rather than keeping it, and follow the after-opening guidance on the pouch.
6
Mind the teeth
HiPP asks across its children's range that you see to regular dental care from the first tooth. A sweet snack taken slowly is the pattern that guidance addresses.
A pouch is a snack, not a meal. This is pureed fruit: 11.1 g of sugars per 100 g, all of it from the fruit. It does not replace a meal, a milk feed or water, and a toddler who fills up on fruit puree has less room for the foods that carry protein, iron and fat. Offer it at a sitting rather than letting it be carried around, and ask your pediatrician if you are unsure how snacks should fit your child's day.
Nutrition per 100 g
This is the panel as it stands for this product, and since the pouch is 100 g the per-100-g figures are also the figures for one whole pouch. That is an unusually direct read, and it is worth using.
| Per 100 g, and per pouch | Amount |
|---|---|
| Energy | 219 kJ / 52 kcal |
| Fat | 0.1 g |
| of which saturates | 0 g |
| Carbohydrate | 11.6 g |
| of which sugars | 11.1 g |
| Protein | 0.4 g |
| Salt | less than 0.05 g |
| Sodium | less than 0.02 g |
Read that honestly and it tells you what a fruit pouch is: 52 calories, almost no fat or protein, and sugar accounting for nearly all of the carbohydrate. None of it is added, which is HiPP's point and a fair one, but the sugar is still sugar once it is in the mouth.
Figures are averages, as fruit panels always are, because fruit varies between harvests. The per-pouch reading holds only because this pouch is 100 g.
What is in it
Gluten-free, and no allergen is declared
HiPP states this product is gluten-free and suitable for vegetarian diets, with no artificial preservatives, colors or flavorings. No allergen is declared for it. Check the panel on your pouch before first use, because artwork is revised from time to time.
On the label
What the pouch is built from
Gently pureed organic fruit, and nothing else: apple, peach and Mirabelle plum. HiPP states the pouch is 100 percent organic fruit with no added sugar, so the only sugars in it are the fruit's own.
We have not been able to source a verified quantified declaration giving each fruit and its percentage for this pouch, so we do not print one. The order and the percentages are on the pouch. No fruit and no figure has been guessed at to fill the gap, and if you would like the declaration added to this page, send us a photograph of the panel and we will transcribe it.
A Mirabelle is a small yellow plum. It is named on the pouch as the lead flavor, with apple and peach as the base it sits in.
Read plainly, this is fruit in a pouch. There is no cereal, no dairy, no thickener, no vitamin premix and no preservative, which is why the ingredient story is short and the nutrition panel reads the way it does.
- 100% organic fruit
- From 12 months
- Apple, peach and Mirabelle plum
- No added sugar
- Gluten-free
- Suitable for vegetarians
- No artificial preservatives
- No artificial colors or flavorings
- BPA-free resealable pouch
How much a pouch holds
This is the simplest yield on the site, because the pouch is a single portion and nothing is added to it. One pouch is 100 g of fruit puree, which is about 3.5 ounces by weight.
| Measure | Figure | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Pouch size | 100 g | The size carried by this product |
| In ounces | about 3.5 oz | 100 g converted by weight |
| Servings per pouch | 1 | A single-serve pouch, resealable if part-used |
| Prepared yield | 100 g | Ready to eat, nothing is added |
| Energy per pouch | 52 kcal | The panel figure, since the pouch is 100 g |
Because the pouch is exactly 100 g, the nutrition panel doubles as the per-pouch figures. One pouch is 52 kcal and 11.1 g of sugars. This product is sold in multi-pouch options, so check which you have chosen if you are working out how long a purchase will last.
The 100 g size is the figure carried by this product and the ounce figure is that weight converted and rounded, not a separate measurement. A puree is measured by weight rather than by fluid volume, so there is no fluid-ounce figure for it.
Product highlights
- Organic fruit smoothie pouch
- From 12 months
- 100 g single-serve pouch
- 100% organic fruit
- Apple, peach, Mirabelle plum
- No added sugar
- Gluten-free
- Suitable for vegetarians
- No artificial additives
- BPA-free resealable cap
- Made in the EU
- 52 kcal per pouch
Frequently asked questions
From what age can my child have it?
From 12 months, which is the age carried by this product. HiPP states the pouch was developed by nutrition experts for babies and toddlers from 12 months upward.
Does it contain added sugar?
No. HiPP states the pouch is 100 percent organic fruit with no added sugars and only naturally occurring ones. The 11.1 g of sugars per 100 g on the panel is the fruit's own.
Is it gluten-free?
Yes. HiPP states this product is gluten-free, and it is also suitable for vegetarian diets. No allergen is declared for it.
What is a Mirabelle plum?
A small yellow plum, sweeter and less sharp than the ordinary kind. It is the lead flavor named on the pouch, with apple and peach as the base.
Can my toddler have it straight from the spout?
Yes, and that is part of what a pouch is for. Squeezing it into a bowl and giving it with a spoon keeps the fruit off the teeth for less of the day and gives a toddler spoon practice, so it is worth doing at home.
How many pouches a day is reasonable?
Treat a pouch as one piece of fruit in a day that is otherwise built on meals. We have not published a daily number, because none is stated for this product and we will not invent one. Your pediatrician can advise for your child.
How much does a pouch hold?
100 g, which is about 3.5 ounces by weight. Because the pouch is exactly 100 g, the per-100-g panel figures are also the figures for one whole pouch: 52 kcal and 11.1 g of sugars.
Can I keep an opened pouch?
The cap is resealable, so a part-used pouch can be closed. Refrigerate what is left and use it up. We have not been able to source a published after-opening window for this pouch, so follow the guidance printed on it.
What are the fruit percentages?
We have not printed them, because no verified quantified declaration for this pouch could be sourced. The order and the percentages are on the pouch panel.
Other HiPP fruit pouches and what goes with this one
- HiPP Smoothy Banana, Apple, Strawberry and BlackcurrantA 120 g smoothie from the same 12 month stage, berry-led.
- HiPP HiPPiS Wild Berries in Apple and Peach PureeThe same apple and peach base with wild berries instead of plum.
- HiPP HiPPiS Plum and Blackcurrant in Pear PureeAn all-fruit pouch on a pear base, gluten-free, from the 6th month.
- HiPP Favourite Stars, 30 gA dry grain snack from the same 12 month stage, for a change of texture.
- HiPP Organic Berry Muesli, 200 gA berry muesli from 12 months, which a fruit pouch stirs into well.
- HiPP Organic Fruits + Iron Juice, 500 mlA juice drink with iron and vitamin C, from the 8th month.
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Written from the age, pouch size, nutrition panel and product statements carried by this product, reproduced above as they stand: the 12 month age, the 100 g pouch, the per-100-g figures of 219 kJ and 52 kcal, 0.1 g fat, 11.6 g carbohydrate, 11.1 g sugars and 0.4 g protein, and HiPP's statements that the pouch is 100 percent organic fruit of apple, peach and Mirabelle plum with no added sugars, gluten-free, suitable for vegetarian diets, free of artificial preservatives, colors and flavorings, in a BPA-free pouch with a resealable cap, made in the EU and developed for babies and toddlers from 12 months. The per-pouch figures are the per-100-g panel read directly, which holds only because the pouch is 100 g, and the ounce figure is that weight converted. No quantified fruit declaration, no daily portion and no after-opening storage window could be sourced for this pouch: each gap is stated on the page where a parent would look for it and no figure has been estimated in its place. Last reviewed 24 October 2026.
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