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diglyceride
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diglyceride /di·glyc·er·ide/ (di-glis´er-īd) diacylglycerol.
diglyceride
[dīglis′ərīd]
a chemical compound, a diester ester of glycerol in which the hydrogen in two of the hydroxyl groups is replaced by an acyl radical.

diglyceride [di-glis´er-īd]
a glyceride containing two fatty acid molecules in ester linkage.

diglyceride
a glyceride containing two fatty acid molecules in ester linkage.


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The team added different levels of mono and diglycerides to the base cheese and then made it into a process cheese.
The total lipid (TL) content was also considered and represented the sum of all lipid classes mentioned earlier and the following ones: aliphatic hydrocarbons (HCs), free fatty acids (FFAs), ketones (KETs), free fatty alcohol (ALCs), diglycerides (DGs) and acetone mobile polar lipids (AMPLs).
Like mono- and diglycerides and polysorbates, it keeps oil and water from separating.
 
 
 
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