HiPP Apple Banana Mango with Coconut Milk and Oat Puree Pouch, 100 g, from 6 months
This is an organic fruit and grain puree for babies from 6 months, in a 100 g squeeze pouch from HiPP's HiPPiS range. It is 75 percent fruit built on apple puree at 60 percent with banana and mango, loosened with coconut milk at 9 percent and thickened with whole grain oat flour at 4 percent. Every ingredient comes from organic production. It contains OAT, a cereal containing gluten.
A fruit and grain pouch is a fruit puree with a little cereal in it, and the cereal is what makes it different from a plain fruit pouch. Four percent whole grain oat flour is not much, but it is enough to give the puree body, so a spoonful holds its shape instead of running off. For a baby at the stage of learning what a spoon is, that difference is more useful than it sounds.
Apple does most of the work. At 60 percent it is the base, and banana at 8 percent and mango at 7 percent sit on top of it as flavor rather than bulk. Together the three fruits are 75 percent of the pouch. The coconut milk at 9 percent is the unusual entry: it is there for a softer, creamier texture without any dairy, which is why this pouch reads as rich without containing milk.
The declaration is short, and the only thing on it that is not fruit, water, coconut milk or oat flour is ascorbic acid, declared as an antioxidant. That is a technological function, not a nutrient claim: it is there to keep the fruit from browning in the pouch. This page therefore makes no vitamin C claim for it, because the declaration gives the ascorbic acid a job and HiPP publishes no vitamin C figure for this pouch.
Where a pouch like this earns its place is away from the kitchen. It needs no preparation, no bowl if you are feeding an older child, and no refrigeration until it is opened, so it is the thing that goes in a bag for a day out or sits in a cupboard for the day the cooking does not happen. As a European baby food it is a convenience item built to an organic declaration rather than a replacement for a cooked meal.
6+ monthsFrom 6 months
100 gSingle squeeze pouch
75%Fruit content
OrganicFrom organic production
Where this one sits in the weaning day
From 6 months a baby is usually taking one to three spoon meals a day alongside milk feeds, and this pouch fits either as a sweet course after a savory one or as a between-meals item. It is fruit-led, so it is not a meal on its own: 100 g of fruit puree with a little oat flour in it does not carry the protein or the iron that a vegetable and grain meal does, and it is not built to.
The honest use for a pouch is convenience, and that is worth saying rather than dressing up. On a day out, in a waiting room, on a train, in the twenty minutes before a cooked meal is ready, a pouch is a complete answer that needs nothing from you. A cupboard with a few in it is a genuinely useful thing to have. A diet made mostly of pouches is not what the format is for.
It is not a first food. Apple, banana, mango, coconut milk and oats arrive together in one pouch, which is five things at once, and oats carry gluten. The usual order is one new food at a time, a few days apart, so that if something disagrees you know which one it was. Once your baby has met oats on their own and has taken fruit purees happily, a mixed pouch like this one is a straightforward next step rather than a question.
If your baby has not had oats yet
Meet the oats on their own first. A single-grain porridge brings one cereal at a time, which a five-ingredient pouch cannot do, and it lets you see how your baby takes oats before gluten arrives inside a fruit puree. HiPP's Organic 100% Oats Porridge, 200 g is the usual step before this one.
How to serve this pouch
At 6 months, squeeze it into a bowl and spoon-feed it
A pouch has a spout, but a 6-month baby should be taking this from a spoon rather than from the spout. Squeezing into a bowl lets you see how much has gone in, keeps the pace yours rather than the pouch's, and keeps a sweet puree off the teeth that are coming through. Direct spout feeding is widely discouraged for those reasons; that is general practice rather than a HiPP instruction, and it is given here as such.
100 gOne pouch, one serving
BowlSpoon-feed at this age
No heatingServe it as it comes
Use at onceOnce opened
1
Check the pouch and the date
Check the pouch is intact and not swollen, that the cap is sealed, and that the best-before date printed on it has not passed. A pouch that has lost its seal goes in the bin rather than in a bowl.
2
Shake it, then open it
Give the pouch a shake before you unscrew the cap. The fruit and the coconut milk separate a little as it stands, and a shake puts the texture back.
3
Squeeze it into a bowl
Squeeze the puree into a clean bowl rather than handing the pouch over. At 6 months this is a spoon food, and a bowl is how you see what your baby has actually eaten.
4
Serve it as it comes
No heating is needed and none is called for. If you would rather take the chill off it, stand the closed pouch in warm water for a few minutes rather than using a microwave, and stir and check the temperature before serving.
5
Spoon-feed, with your baby upright
Sit your baby upright in a high chair and feed at their pace. Stay with them for the whole of it, and stop when they are done rather than finishing the bowl.
6
Use it up once it is open
Use the pouch at the meal you opened it for. Do not keep a part-used pouch back for later, and do not feed from a pouch a baby has already had their mouth on and then put down.
The pouch is a single 100 g serving and HiPP publishes no divided portion for it, so no portion weight or per-day number is given here. The spoon-feeding, supervision and single-use guidance above is general practice for feeding a baby from a pouch rather than text published by HiPP for this product, and it is labeled that way. The storage and serving text printed on the pouch governs.
Contains OAT, a cereal containing gluten. This pouch is not suitable on a gluten-free diet and no gluten-free claim is made for it. Check the pouch is intact and sealed before use, use it at the meal you open it for, and do not keep a part-used pouch. Stay with your baby throughout the feed. The cap is small, so keep it away from your baby while you are feeding.
What a fruit and grain pouch is, next to a plain fruit pouch and a cereal
HiPP makes fruit in several formats and they do different jobs. If you are deciding between them, the difference is how much cereal is in it, and whether the cereal is the point or the thickener.
| Format | Fruit | Cereal | Gluten | Suits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| This pouch, fruit with oat | 75%, apple-led | 4% whole grain oat flour | Yes, from oats | A fruit course with a little body to it |
| Plain fruit pouch | Usually the whole pouch | None | Read the pouch | A looser, purely fruit course |
| Dry baby cereal | Varies by box | The main ingredient | Read the box | A made-up bowl as a meal, not a course |
This table describes the three formats in general terms. It is not a nutritional comparison and no equivalence between a fruit pouch and a made-up cereal bowl is implied. The percentages in the first row are from this pouch's own declaration; the other rows vary by product, so read the pack.
What is in it
Contains OAT, a cereal containing gluten
Whole grain oat flour is 4 percent of this pouch, and oats are a cereal containing gluten, which is why OAT is capitalized on the declaration. This pouch is not suitable on a gluten-free diet and no gluten-free claim is made for it. No milk, egg, soy or nut ingredient appears on the declaration, and no may-contain line is published for it, so none is asserted or ruled out here.
On the label
Ingredients and more
Fruits* 75% (apples* 60%, bananas* 8%, mangoes* 7%), water, coconut milk* 9%, OAT WHOLE GRAIN FLOUR* 4%, antioxidant ascorbic acid.
* From organic production.
Allergens: OAT, and therefore gluten. Reproduced word for word from the ingredient and allergy declaration published for this pouch. No may-contain line is published for it.
The ascorbic acid is declared as an antioxidant, which is a technological function rather than an added nutrient, so no vitamin C claim is made for this pouch. No sugar, sweetener, flavoring, coloring or preservative appears anywhere on the declaration. HiPP does not publish a no-added-sugar claim for this pouch, so none is printed here: a claim of that kind has to come from the manufacturer rather than from reading a list.
No nutrition table is published for this pouch on any source reachable here, so none is given. HiPP's own listing for it does not carry one, and the panel printed on the pouch in your hand is the complete figure set and governs.
Read as a list, that is three fruits, water, coconut milk, one cereal flour and one antioxidant. Fruit is 75 percent, coconut milk is 9 percent and oat flour is 4 percent, which leaves water as the balance. Everything marked with an asterisk comes from organic production, and that covers every ingredient except the ascorbic acid.
- 75% fruit content
- 60% apple puree
- Banana and mango
- 9% coconut milk
- 4% whole grain oat flour
- From organic production
- No dairy ingredient
- No added sugar on the declaration
- No flavorings or colorings declared
- Contains OAT and gluten
How far a 100 g pouch goes
A pouch is the simplest case in this part of the store: one pouch is one serving, and the pouch holds 100 g. HiPP publishes no divided portion for it and no number of pouches per day, so the figure to work with is the pouch itself. At 100 g it is a fruit course rather than a meal, which is the size it is built to be.
| What we can tell you | Figure | Source of the figure |
|---|---|---|
| Pouch size | 100 g | This product |
| Servings per pouch | 1 | Single-serve format |
| Age from | 6 months | This product |
| Pouches per day | Not published | - |
| Nutrition per 100 g | Not published | - |
The pouch holds 100 g. No pouches-per-day or per-month planning figure is given, because none is published and a fruit course has no defined daily intake to divide by.
Product highlights
- Organic fruit and grain puree
- From 6 months
- 100 g squeeze pouch
- 75% fruit content
- 60% apple puree
- With banana and mango
- 9% coconut milk
- 4% whole grain oat flour
- From organic production
- No dairy ingredient
- No preparation needed
- Contains OAT and gluten
Frequently asked questions
How do I serve this pouch to my baby?
Squeeze it into a clean bowl and spoon-feed it, with your baby sitting upright. No heating is needed. At 6 months this is a spoon food rather than something to hand over by the spout, which lets you see how much has gone in and keeps a sweet puree off emerging teeth. Use the pouch at the meal you opened it for and do not keep a part-used one back.
How much is in the pouch?
100 g, and it is a single serving. The weight printed on the pouch governs.
From what age can my baby have it?
From 6 months, which is the age on this product. Earlier than that it is the wrong pouch, because it brings apple, banana, mango, coconut milk and oats all at once, and the oats carry gluten.
Is it gluten free?
No. It contains whole grain oat flour at 4 percent, and oats are a cereal containing gluten, which is why OAT is capitalized on the declaration. We make no gluten-free claim for this pouch and it is not suitable on a gluten-free diet.
Does it contain milk?
No dairy ingredient appears on the declaration. The creaminess comes from coconut milk at 9 percent, which is a plant ingredient rather than a dairy one. No may-contain line is published for this pouch, so read the pouch if you are avoiding dairy strictly.
Does it contain added sugar?
No sugar, syrup or sweetener appears anywhere on the ingredient declaration, and the sweetness comes from the apple, banana and mango. HiPP does not publish a no-added-sugar claim for this pouch, so we do not print one: that kind of claim has to come from the manufacturer rather than from reading an ingredient list. The pouch carries the nutrition panel.
Does it contain vitamin C?
Ascorbic acid is on the declaration, but it is declared as an antioxidant, which is a technological function rather than an added nutrient. HiPP publishes no vitamin C figure for this pouch, so we make no vitamin C claim for it.
Is it organic?
Yes. Every ingredient except the ascorbic acid carries the asterisk on the declaration, and the footnote states that asterisked ingredients are from organic production. That covers the fruits, the coconut milk and the oat flour.
Can my baby feed from the pouch directly?
At 6 months we would not. Older children manage a spout well enough, but at this age a bowl and a spoon are better: you can see the amount, you set the pace, and a sweet puree spends less time against emerging teeth. That is general practice rather than a HiPP instruction. Keep the cap away from your baby while you feed, because it is small.
Does it need refrigerating?
Not before it is opened. Keep it in a cool, dry place and check the best-before date. Once opened, use it at that meal rather than keeping it back, and do not re-feed from a pouch your baby has already had their mouth on.
Other HiPP pouches and what goes with this one
- HiPP HiPPiS Apple Banana and Baby Biscuit Puree PouchThe same fruit-and-grain idea with a baby biscuit instead of oats.
- HiPP HiPPiS Organic Apple Banana Raspberry Puree with GrainsAnother fruit pouch with cereal in it, with raspberry.
- HiPP HiPPiS Kiwi in Pear Banana Puree PouchA plain fruit pouch, with no cereal added.
- HiPP HiPPiS Peach Banana Mango with Yogurt Puree PouchThe same mango note with yogurt rather than coconut milk.
- Croco Coco, Holle Organic Fruit Puree PouchHolle's coconut pouch, for comparison with this one.
- Organic Baby Food and SnacksThe whole range of organic baby food and snacks, sorted by age.
Written from the ingredient and allergy declaration published for this pouch, which supplies the 75 percent fruit content, the apple, banana and mango percentages, the 9 percent coconut milk, the 4 percent whole grain oat flour, the ascorbic acid and its antioxidant function, and the organic production footnote. The percentage arithmetic shown is arithmetic on that declaration. The age is taken from the product itself. The pouch size is 100 g. No nutrition table is published on any reachable source, so none is given. A claim that the pouch provides essential vitamins, minerals and fiber to support healthy growth and development was removed from an earlier version of this page, as were claims that it is free from artificial additives and made from the finest organic ingredients, because no source supports any of them. No vitamin C claim and no no-added-sugar claim is made, because HiPP publishes neither for this pouch. A gluten-free attribute tag was removed from this product on 17 October 2026, because the declaration names OAT whole grain flour and the pouch is therefore not gluten-free. The spoon-feeding, supervision and single-use guidance is general practice rather than manufacturer instruction and is labeled as such. Last reviewed 18 October 2026.
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