Let Me Fine Tune My Diet..

Hey guys, I was wondering if you had any suggestions for my diet. I plan to take a low-ish carb approach. I only mainly try to take carbs post workout. Also on workout days, I do not have my “Late Day Snack”, that meal is preplaced by a PWO shake.

Any ideas, can you think of anything better, specifically before bed and with meals 3 and 4.

Breakfast
4 Whole Eggs
1 Scoop Whey

Morning Snack
1 Scoops Whey Protein
2 Tbsp. Peanut Butter

Lunch
1 Can Tuna
1 Tbsp EVOO
1/2 Cup of cottage cheese
2 cups mixed green salad

Midday Snack
1 Can tuna
1 Tbsp EVOO

Late Day Snack
2 Scoops Whey Protein
1 Tbsp. Peanut Butter
1/4 Cup Raw Almonds

Dinner
9 oz salmon OR 2 Chicken Breasts
2 cups of broccoli
1 Avacado

Before Bed Snack
Celery
1/2 Cup Cottage Cheese

Nighttime Snack
8oz milk
2 Scoops of Casein protein

Off Days-
Totals: 2728 Protein:306 Carbs:77 Fats:116
Workout Days-
Totals: 2948 Protein:319 Carbs:138 Fats:106

A) What are you trying to do?
B) Can’t really give you suggestions without knowing the answer to A.

I’m trying to add mass, but in the mean time shed some bf, mine is in the 20% range so I know I can do it with a low carb approach to some degree.

I don’t see anything glaringly wrong. Everything seems in line, how long have you been trying this diet? My favorite answer lately has been, everyone is different and you’ll never know how you will personally react to a diet until you try it yourself. Track your progress and adjust. Like I said, It ‘looks’ fine. Good luck.

havent yet, plan to start it this week.
I’m just a little un sure about the “Late Day Snack”

By late day do you mean nighttime? If so, you may want to consider not drinking milk. Some people don’t do well losing fat when they consume milk. But, like Elusive said, you need to figure out if it works for you. You may have no problem with having milk.

Looks solid overall. I’d nix the milk as well, as all milk seems to have some sugar content. I use cottage cheese prebed as well, but I usually throw some cashews or almonds in with it for extra fats and cals.

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I would suggest adding in more vegetables or at least Superfood or other similar greens powder.

You have two goals, lose fat and gain muscle. At 20% bodyfat I would suggest dropping the calories some more and shedding a good amount of bodyfat before you end up with mediocre results in both respects.
It doesn’t sound like you are new to training, so adding muscle while dropping fat is going to prove difficult at best.

Diet looks pretty good; add in a piece of fruit with breakfast, a little more variety, and more vegetables.

Kk, thanks for the milk and vegetable tip!