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Eat Less by Dining With Men; Guy Fieri Launches Cruise Ship Eateries

• Embattled Four Loko will change its labels again to read something along the lines of “This can has as much alcohol as 4 regular (12 oz. 5 percent alc/vol) beers.” [HuffPo]

• A coalition of food companies and organizations filed a petition with the FDA requesting that labels be placed on genetically modified foods. Good luck with that. [USAT]

• Guy Fieri is launching a chain of eateries on Carnival cruise ships; rumors are also swirling that he’ll open a restaurant in New York. Nooooooo … [Cruise Log/USAT, Fork in the Road/VV]

• Here’s a new diet tip: Eat in the company of men. In a study, both men and women ate less when dining companions were male. [NPR]

• New York–based fashion writer Linda Olle has published a cookbook cum faux memoir about a character named Parsley Cresswell who lives on the UES and (gasp) actually cooks. [DNA Info]

• Put down the Oreos: A healthier diet during pregnancy can reduce the risk of birth defects, shows a new study. [NYDN]

• Dole has settled 5 lawsuits in the U.S. and 33 (!!) in Nicaragua relating to worker injuries from the agricultural chemical DBCP. [Reuters]

Eat Less by Dining With Men; Guy Fieri Launches Cruise Ship Eateries