Unless you are working out hard 90 minutes or more a day, your carbs are too high. You won't efficiently tap into fat stores with high glycogen levels. Replace one third of your carbohydrate calories with calories from healthy fats. (almond butter, flax oil, olive oil, etc)
If you insist on having that amount of carbs then have them but only on workout days, and reduce them by two thirds on non workout days. Cheat meals should be limited to once a week at most and should be the last meal of the day.
For me personally, my body responds well to cycling calories and carbs every third day and then every fourth day, and repeating this cycle. i.e Wednesdays and Sundays I lower my calories and carbs by about 25% to shock the metabolism and keep the body from going into a rut.