Sport my new diet

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Hi folks,
I'm trying to lose some weight as at the moment and hence am trying to incorperate a new diet into my life. I have posted on other sub-forums on here about what I need to do and a gym routine combined with a good diet seems to be the way to go. I've been told to eat several times a day to stop me being hungry as I work as a bus driver and am inactive for between 8-12 hours a day and find this makes me binge on food when I finish work. I can understand the logic in that but the problem is what should I be eating/drinking. I have already been told to stick to water to drink but on the other hand what foods should I be eating. At the moment I have been having some low fat cereal breakfast or wholemeal toast which I enjoy but sometimes I skip due to work. For lunch I usually have a tuna salad sandwich or thinly sliced turkey/ham salad all on brown wholemeal bread and a banana and a low fat yoghurt, I will then go till tea time and have a substancial meal I really enjoy fish, pasta and roast dinners I also enjoy lots of vegetables on my dinners but am not very keen on most fruits (except banana's and grapes which I love) but if its a necessary evil I am more than willing to eat these... I then do not usually eat again until late night when I will pick at food I shouldn't.. I can see this is no good and several smaller meals would be better but what should I be eating??? Any help would be greatly appreciated
 
i do more cardio then you so you will have to cut portions a bit but this is what i eat on a normal day but i read your post in the weightloss section and your a newb and ive been doin this for about a year now so your not expected to be this strict yet but this can b your goal.
breakfast: 4 servings of oatmeal no sugar
snack:apple
Lunch: 3 or 4 sandwiches (tuna, turkey no cheese) with lettuce and tomato
Meal 3: 2 PB&J's and a banana
Post Workout shake (60g protein)
Meal 4: whole wheat pasta w/ meat sauce, or brown rice w/ chicken and veggies
Snack: a few oatmeal cookies (sugar free) or lowfat yogurt or something

basicall no refined sugar, everything whole grain (wheat), lean proteins so get rid of the ham and have turkey or chicken, fibrous carbs (vegetables), simple carbs such as fruit and lean dairy, and good fats such as peanut butter
hope this helps!!!
 
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