Since you love food, going on a calorie restriction would be miserable (and not work in the long wrong, needless to say), so I'd just work on small changes, like drinking tea instead of soda, for instance. Or instead of completely restricting yourself from your favorite guilty pleasures, limit yourself and cut your portions in half For example, I used to always drink my coffee black, but somewhere down the line I discovered those individual hazelnut creams packets, and that was automatically 50 calories of pure unnecessary sugar every morning. To limit my sugar, I mixed several packets with almond milk, so I was halving my sugar amount (and calories) without having to sacrifice my cream in coffee altogether! I'm a bit biased when it comes to fruits and vegetables because they're absolutely delicious in my opinion, but since you're not a fan (what?!? haha) I'd somehow sneak them in. Maybe a "diet" full of vegetables intimidate you because you're thinking "omg I can only have carrots for a snack" for instance, but how about a nice vegetable and chicken stir fry with rice? And one last, but probably best piece of advice would be to start incorporating some strength training (or increase if you already do some). Even if you don't necessarily lose those last few pounds according to the scale, you certainly will look like you did. Good luck! Oh! And eat lost of protein!

Your goal weight seems a little low for your height. Instead of focusing on calories and weight loss you should consider doing some strength training as it will change your overall body composition. You will be able to eat a little more as well and not feel so deprived.

Your goal weight seems a little low for your height. Instead of focusing on calories and weight loss you should consider doing some strength training as it will change your overall body composition. You will be able to eat a little more as well and not feel so deprived.

^^^I agree!!!

Your goal weight seems a little low for your height. Instead of focusing on calories and weight loss you should consider doing some strength training as it will change your overall body composition. You will be able to eat a little more as well and not feel so deprived.

^^^I agree!!!

Totally agree. I'm 5'5 and about 132 pounds, and I fit into clothes I wore in high school at 105-110 pounds. More muscle means you look smaller, but you can eat like a hungry man. Best of both worlds.

Earn yourself some more calories by upping your exercise. Are you strength-training? That can really help make you look lean and toned, although you might actually weigh more. Sometimes, it's not all about weight.

I think too it's easy to dismiss all fruit and veg as rabbit food (I know I'm guilty of it!) but if you think, there must be something you like. Do you like peppers, strawberries, apples? Find the ones you do like, and eat plenty of them. Try new ways of cooking the boring ones. I much prefer raw carrots to cooked, say, they have more flavour, I think. Try making sweet potato mash, or crisps, rather than wedges. Smoothies to get in fruit?