The majority of triglyceride digestion occurs in the small intestine facilitated by the enzyme

The correct answer is PANCREATIC LIPASE.

Explanation:

The three types of food eaten by man are broken down into three different components during digestion. Carbohydrate is broken down to glucose, fat and oil is broken down to fatty acid and glycerol and proteins are broken down to amino acids. Most of these digested products are absorbed at the small intestines.

The presences of triglycerides at the small intestines usually stimulates the secretion of pancreatic lipase enzyme and bile. The bile break down the fat molecule and increase its surface area so that pancreatic lipase will be able to work on it effectively. Thus, triglyceride digestion at the small intestines is facilitated by the enzyme pancreatic lipase.