And also personal food tastes can have a huge effect on the calories you consuume,
I don't like salad, and I don't like fruit(bar berries, which are expensive), I don't like lean meat, I am not keen on 'chewy' veg either. I like battered food, crisps, meat, cheese, eggs, pasta and bread etc.
So the battle for me is to find filling, low calorie, healthy foods that I actually like to eat, because if I can't find them, I am bound to either over eat or feel hungry.
My current life savers (nd these stop me gaining, the battle to lose begins in earnest tomorrow) are potatoes, fish, soups, carrots and brocolli, mushrooms and tinned tomatoes. These are all warming comforty foods which happen to be relatively low calorie. It would be easier if I looked at a menu and though "Mmmm, yum yum, rocket salad with tuna and red wine vineger" but I don't, I think "Leaves. Cold, chewy leaves. Yuk. I want something cheesy."
People are always SHOCKED to find out that I don't like chocolate, but I honestly think chocolate is appealing to thin people, because they have a calorie deficit I rarely have.