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Carrots contain very minimal amounts of lipids, primarily in the form of small amounts of fatty acids. Their nutritional profile is predominantly characterized by carbohydrates, particularly sugars and dietary fiber, along with vitamins and minerals, making them low in fat overall. Therefore, while carrots do have some lipids, they are not significant contributors to the overall nutritional content.

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