How does fat absorption differ from protein and carbohydrate

How does fat absorption differ from protein and carbohydrate? please answer this question by typing it in the computer not writing it in piece of paper.

Solution

The triglycerides are then packaged with cholesterol, phospholipids and proteins into very large lipoproteins called chylomicrons. Chylomicrons pass through your intestinal cells and are absorbed into lymph vessels called lacteals. Chylomicrons carrying the fats from your last meal make their way into your blood where lymph empties into your blood vessels under your left shoulder