A commercial process for vegetable oils that removes the high-melting point triglycerides is known as
A) winterizing.
B) hydrogenation.
C) interesterification.
D) repatriation.

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Winterizing is a process used in the oil industry to remove high-melting point triglycerides from vegetable oils. This is done to prevent the oil from becoming cloudy or solidifying at lower temperatures, ensuring it remains clear and liquid for use in various applications.

A Commercial Process for Vegetable Oils That Removes the High-Melting