Oro Blanco Pummelo
- By The FruitGuys
- Reading Time: 1 min.
Ah, a romantic fruit. The oroblanco’s soft pillowy skin and flowery scent puff little heart clouds and “plinks” of harp strings into the air when you open one. Spanish for “white gold,” the oroblanco is a hybrid of an acidless pomelo and white grapefruit. Oroblancos are bred using traditional cross-pollination methods, not GMO. High in vitamin C, oroblancos are usually chartreuse, green, or pale yellow. The white gold is on the inside. The easy-peel skin and pith are bitter, but the segments are sweet. They sometimes go by the trademarked name “Sweetie.”
Want farm-fresh fruit?
We've got you covered.
Recent Articles
5 Work Lessons I’ve Learned From Speed Packing Lunch
March 12, 2025
5 Earth Day Office Activities to Engage Your Team
March 12, 2025
Meet the Flynns: Pioneers in Sustainable Corporate Snacks
March 11, 2025
Where Do Citrus Fruits Come From? Check the Family Tree!
March 7, 2025
How to Make Beautiful DIY Fruit Platters for the Office
March 6, 2025