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AN ESTER FORMED FROM GLYCEROL BY REACTING TWO OF ITS HYDROXYL GROUPS WITH FATTY ACIDS Crossword Clue

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an ester formed from glycerol by reacting two of its hydroxyl groups with fatty acids with 11 letters
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