Pomelo is a large, citrus fruit, considered as an ancient ancestor of the grapefruit. Pomelo is grown in many Eastern countries, which include China, Japan, Thailand, Fiji and Malaysia. In Chinese culture, Pomelo is a sign of prosperity and good fortune. Pomelo is sweeter and milder in taste than grapefruit. It has a thick, green rind with pink, white or yellow flesh. Read on further to know some of the most popular uses of Pomelo fruit.
==Special Precautions of Pomelo==
Some people are allergic to pomelo. In most cases, these people are also allergic to Vitamin C. Consult your doctor immediately if you see any rashes or eruptions after consuming the fruit. Excess consumption of pomelo may lead to kidney stones, constipation and other complications, which you may need to discuss with your doctor.
==Health Benefits and uses of Pomelo are==
Pomelo is a golden mine of vitamins. The fruit is rich in vitamin C, beta-carotene and the B vitamins. It is also a source of folic acid that is essential for young women to ensure the health of future baby.