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| tri·glyc·er·ide [ trī glíssə rd ] (plural tri·glyc·er·ides) |
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natural fat in tissue: an ester formed from a molecule of glycerol and three molecules of fatty acids, considered to have adverse effects on human health when consumed in excessive amounts. Source: animal and plant fats and oils.
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