Hi there, first of all congratulations on your journey
I just want to highlight the importance of consuming the correct calories for your weight and height. I know most people think that the less calories you eat the more body weight you will lose but in reality you might be slowing down your metabolism and decreasing your fat-buring ability.
The less food you consume, the more likely your body will switch to 'survival' mode and store anything it can get as fat. This can cause you to feel tired as your body desperatly tries to save calories.
Low Calorie diets are much more likely to cause muscle loss and if you lose muscle tissue your weight loss will become even harder and any increase in calories that follows will cause immediate fat gain.
Basically any low calorie diet will work in the beginning but it will not be long before the fat comes piling back on.
It might be hard for some people to get there head around but its just like most things in life, it needs balance. Eat to many cals and put on weight, eat to few cals and burn your important muscle tissue and send your body into starvation mode.
I have only just begun Calorie counting and I'm still tempted to lower my calories in the attempt to lose more weight, even armed with the knowlege that I have. But I know in the long term it won't help me keep the weight off.
Back on topic!
My typical day is
Brek - Special K+milk+banana
Snack-Fruit+low fat yogurt
Lunch-Pita pocket filled with tuna, hummus, cottage cheese, lettuce, spring onion, capsicum, tomato
Afternoon tea - apple+hummus on corn thin
Dinner- Baked potato with cheese/springonion (Low fat cheese ofcourse lol)
Cabbage
Marrow
Silver Beat
Roast Pork
And today I have factored in a 156cal Pinky Bar but I'm still considering saving it for another day!.
Hope this helped.
Love to all,
L