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HiPP HiPPiS Plum and Blackcurrant in Pear Puree, from the 6th month
HiPP HiPPiS Plum and Blackcurrant in Pear Puree is an organic fruit puree pouch for babies from the 6th month. It is 100 percent fruit and nothing else: 75 percent pear, 22 percent plum and 3 percent blackcurrant. There is no added sugar, and it is gluten-free. It comes in a squeeze pouch, sold singly or in a pack of four.
The declaration on this one is unusually clean, and it is worth reading closely because so few products let you. Fruits 100 percent, broken down to the percentage: pear three quarters, plum just over a fifth, blackcurrant a trace. There is no water, no juice concentrate, no thickener, no vitamin premix and no preservative. What is in the pouch is three fruits.
Pear is the base and it is the right choice for the 6 month stage. It is the mildest of the orchard fruits, lower in acid than apple, and it has the smooth texture a first puree wants. At 75 percent it is doing most of the work, which is why a pouch that sounds like a plum and blackcurrant product tastes mostly of pear.
The plum at 22 percent is what gives it character, and the blackcurrant at 3 percent is there for the sharp top note rather than for bulk. Blackcurrant is a strong flavor, and 3 percent is about as much as a baby puree would carry without becoming tart.
What makes it useful in practice is the format. A pouch needs no spoon, no bowl and no preparation, it does not break in a bag, and from the 6th month it can be squeezed into a bowl and spoon-fed or given with the spout. As a European baby food it is made to the EU organic standard.
One thing we will not do on this page is tell you what this fruit combination does for a baby's digestion. HiPP publishes no such claim for this pouch, and without manufacturer literature behind it we will not make one. It is three fruits, declared to the percent, and that is what we can stand behind.
6+ monthsFrom the 6th month
100%Fruit, nothing else
75%Pear, the base
Gluten-freeNo added sugar
Where it fits
Where this one sits in the weaning day
From the 6th month a baby is starting on purees, and a single-fruit or few-fruit pouch is among the simplest things you can offer. Three fruits is a small enough list to be useful at this stage: if something disagrees, there are only three candidates, which is a different situation from a cereal carrying five grains.
In the day it sits as a fruit course or a snack rather than as a meal. A fruit puree carries sugar and water and very little protein, fat or iron, so it goes alongside the vegetable meals and milk feeds that do the nutritional work rather than in place of them.
It also has a use at the table that gets overlooked. Squeezed into a plain cereal or an unsweetened yogurt, a fruit puree sweetens it without any sugar being added, which is a sensible way to make a plainer food acceptable to a baby who is still deciding about it. That stretches the pouch further than squeezing it straight.
Spoon, or spout
At the 6th month most families squeeze a pouch into a bowl and spoon-feed it, which is also how a baby learns to take food from a spoon. Straight from the spout works when you are out. Either way, offer it at a sitting rather than letting a baby hold it for a long stretch, and see to dental care from the first tooth.
Serving
How to serve it
Nothing to prepare, and the pack size is on the pouch
The pouch is ready to eat. We have not been able to source a verified net weight, nutrition panel or after-opening storage window for this product, so none appears on this page. The weight is printed on the pouch. Refrigerate anything left over and follow the guidance on the pouch itself.
1
Check the pouch before opening
Feel it. A fruit puree pouch should be firm rather than puffy, and the cap should be sealed. A pouch that has swelled should not be used.
2
Squeeze it into a bowl
At the 6th month this is the usual way. A bowl lets you see how much has gone, keeps the fruit off the teeth for less of the day, and gives your baby practice with a spoon.
3
Or give it from the spout
Fine when you are out, and part of why a pouch exists. Keep it to a sitting rather than letting your baby carry it around.
4
Check the temperature if you warm it
Most families serve a fruit puree at room temperature. If you do warm it, stir it and check the temperature yourself before it reaches your baby.
5
Stay with them
Supervise a baby with a pouch, as with any food. A spout delivers faster than a spoon does.
6
Close it and refrigerate
Reseal what is left, keep it cold and use it up. Follow the after-opening guidance printed on the pouch, since we cannot quote a figure for it.
A fruit pouch is not a meal. This is 100 percent fruit puree: sugar and water with very little protein, fat or iron. It does not replace a milk feed, a vegetable meal or water. Offer it as a fruit course or a snack, at a sitting, and ask your pediatrician if you are unsure how purees should fit your baby's day at this age. Serve it with a spoon where you can, and see to regular dental care from the first tooth.
What is in the pouch, to the percent
The three fruits, and what each one is doing
Because the declaration is quantified and totals 100 percent, you can see exactly what a pouch is made of. That is rare enough on a baby food to be worth setting out properly.
Fruit
Share of the pouch
What it is doing
Pear
75%
The base. The mildest of the orchard fruits, low in acid, smooth in texture, and the reason this pouch tastes gentle.
Plum
22%
The character. Plum is sweeter and deeper than pear and gives the pouch its name alongside the blackcurrant.
Blackcurrant
3%
The top note. A strong, sharp flavor used in a small quantity so that it lifts the pouch without making it tart.
Anything else
0%
Nothing. No water, no juice concentrate, no thickener, no vitamin premix, no preservative, no added sugar.
The three figures total exactly 100, which is consistent with HiPP's own statement that the pouch is 100 percent fruit. There is nothing hidden in the balance because there is no balance.
The percentages are the ones carried by this product. We have not been able to source a verified nutrition panel for this pouch, so no energy, sugar or protein figures appear on this page. Those are printed on the pouch and no figure has been estimated in their place.
Ingredients and allergens
What is in it
Gluten-free, with no allergen declared
This product states without gluten, and no allergen is declared for it. That follows from a declaration containing nothing but three fruits. Check the panel on your pouch before first use, because artwork is revised from time to time.
On the label
Ingredients, as declared for this pack
Fruits* 100% (75% pear*, 22% plum*, 3% black currant*). Without gluten.
* from organic production. Reproduced from the ingredient declaration carried by this product. Always check the panel printed on the pouch you have, because artwork is revised from time to time and the pouch in your hand governs.
No sugar is added. The sugars a nutrition panel would show for this pouch are the pear's, the plum's and the blackcurrant's own, which is what HiPP means by stating that it contains natural sugars.
This is the shortest ingredient list of any product in this part of the range, and that is the point of it. Three fruits, declared to the percent, totalling 100.
100% fruit, nothing added
From the 6th month
75% organic pear
22% organic plum
3% organic blackcurrant
No added sugar
Gluten-free
No preservatives or thickeners
Squeeze pouch, single or four
Pack options and yield
How the pouches are sold
This product is sold as a single pouch or as a pack of four, so the choice is about how often a fruit pouch appears in your week rather than about the recipe, which is identical either way.
Option
What you get
Yield
Single pouch
One pouch of the same puree
one serving
Four pouches
Four pouches of the same puree
four servings
Net weight per pouch
Printed on the pouch
Not stated on our site
Prepared yield
Ready to eat, nothing is added
the pouch weight
Fluid ounces
A puree is measured by weight, not volume
Not applicable
A fruit puree has no prepared yield beyond what is in the pouch, because nothing is added to it. The gram weight per pouch is not stated for this product on our site and we have not been able to verify a published figure for it, so we have not printed one and we have not converted one into ounces. It is on the pouch.
We would rather publish a gap we can explain than a weight we cannot stand behind. Send us a photograph of the front of your pouch and we will transcribe the figure onto this page.
Highlights
Product highlights
Organic fruit puree pouch
From the 6th month
100% fruit
75% organic pear
22% organic plum
3% organic blackcurrant
No added sugar
Gluten-free
No thickeners or preservatives
Single or four-pouch packs
EU organic certified
European baby food
Questions parents ask
Frequently asked questions
From what age can my baby have it?
From the 6th month, which is the age carried by this product. Three fruits is a short enough list to suit the start of purees.
What exactly is in it?
Fruit, and nothing else. The declaration is fruits 100 percent, made up of 75 percent pear, 22 percent plum and 3 percent blackcurrant. There is no water, no juice concentrate, no thickener, no vitamin premix and no preservative.
Does it contain added sugar?
No. HiPP states no sugars are added and that the pouch contains natural sugars, which are the three fruits' own.
Is it gluten-free?
Yes. This product states without gluten, and no allergen is declared for it.
Will it help with my baby's digestion?
We are not going to tell you that it will. HiPP publishes no claim of that kind for this pouch, and we do not make claims a manufacturer has not made. What we can tell you is exactly what is in it: pear, plum and blackcurrant, at 75, 22 and 3 percent. If your baby is uncomfortable or straining, that is a conversation with your pediatrician rather than something a fruit pouch settles.
Why is it mostly pear?
Pear is the base because it is the mildest of the orchard fruits, lower in acid than apple and smooth in texture, which suits a baby at the start of purees. The plum and blackcurrant sit on top of it as flavor.
How much does a pouch hold?
We have not published the weight, because it is not stated for this product on our site and no verified figure for it could be sourced. It is printed on the pouch.
What is the difference between the single and the four-pack?
Only the number of pouches. The puree inside is the same.
How do I serve it?
Squeeze it into a bowl and spoon-feed it, which is the usual way at the 6th month, or give it from the spout when you are out. Offer it at a sitting, refrigerate anything left, and follow the after-opening guidance on the pouch.
Explore the range
Other HiPP fruit pouches and what goes with this one
Written from the age, ingredient declaration and product statements carried by this product, reproduced above as they stand: the 6 month age, the quantified declaration of fruits 100 percent made up of 75 percent pear, 22 percent plum and 3 percent blackcurrant, the without-gluten statement, the no-added-sugar statement with natural sugars, and the single and four-pouch options. The three percentages total exactly 100, which is consistent with the 100 percent fruit statement. The legacy description of this product carried a claim that it is very helpful with constipation; HiPP publishes no such claim for this pouch and that claim has been removed rather than repeated, with the page saying plainly that no digestive claim is made. No net weight, no nutrition panel and no after-opening storage window could be sourced for this pouch, so no weight, no ounce conversion and no energy or sugar figure appears, and the page says so rather than estimating any of them. Last reviewed 24 October 2026.
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