If some foods require more energy to digest, will you burn slightly more by eating "difficult" to digest food?

Question

What I actually want to know is, do certain foods require more energy to digest? And if so, will you loose more weight by eating a more "difficult" to digest food as oppose to an "easier" to digest food that contains the same amount of calories. If I eat 100cal of a food that requires more energy to digest, will I absorb slighty less calories than I would if I ate 100cal of an "easier" to digest food. Please notice that I am not asking about negative calorie foods, which so far as I know, are considered a myth by most professionals.

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Answer 1

there are foods that require more energy to process than they contain, for instance, raw celery, onions, cucumbers lettuce, your basic ingredients for a salad, all require more energy to process than they contain.....watch out for those salad dressings tho, they are loaded with fat.