Welcome Helene,
The 'dirty dozen':
ice cream, fried foods, doughnuts/pastries, candy/chocolate/sweets, soda, fruit drinks and other sugar sweetened beverages, potato chips, bacon/sausage, white bread, hot dogs/fast food burgers, cookies, sugary breakfast cereals.
The good guys:
oatmeal, yams/sweet potatoes, brown rice, whole wheat bread/100% whole grain products, veggies, fresh fruit, low fat/non fat dairy, chicken/turkey breast, egg whites/egg susbstitute, lean red meat, fish/shellfish.
What you get for the 39 bucks is 8 downloads, the biggest being the 300+ page BFFM ebook. It's gives you a comprehensive explanation of how you can combine diet and exercise to get maximum results. It also shows how you can measure your results and gives you ideas about setting realistic goals. Just be warned: it gets into a lot of detail. The other downloads are smaller documents about recipes, body fat, food, self image, etc.
I started using BFFM at the end of Sept and have lost 9 pounds. It's not been hard to follow at all. The part I like is that it encourages 5 to 6 meals every day. It just seems like I'm eating all the time so I'm never really hungry.
Hope this helps!