What is another word for yellow granadilla?
Pronunciation: [jˈɛlə͡ʊ ɡɹˌanɐdˈɪlə] (IPA) 
Yellow granadilla is a sweet and tangy fruit that is commonly found in South America and some parts of Mexico. It is also known by different regional names such as "gulupa" in Colombia, "curuba" in Ecuador, "lilikoi" in Hawaii, and "Passionfruit" across the world. Though it has its unique name, it is closely similar to other passionfruits, such as the purple variety. The yellow granadilla has a bright yellow, smooth exterior, and its interior is filled with a juicy, pulpy and slightly tart flesh filled with numerous black seeds. This fruit can be used in various recipes, including cocktails, desserts, and dressings, just like the other passionfruit varieties.
