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Diabetes... What Diabetes? Paula Deen Wolfs Down Greasy Cheeseburger & Fries

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Jan. 26 2012, Published 2:00 p.m. ET

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By RadarOnline.com Staff

Diabetes, shmeeties, we guess.

Celeb chef/diabetic Paula Deen -- in the line of media fire for her controversial decision to endorse a diabetes drug from Novo Nordisk called Victoza -- threw caution to the wind on a Caribbean cruise this week, as she dove into a juicy cheeseburger.

Deen, 65, chose the high-calorie meal despite a number of healthier options on her annual Party At Sea cruise on the vessel, Celebrity Eclipse.

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As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the fury over Deen -- who we recently learned is a type 2 Diabetic -- endorsing the drug has been based on her fat-laden Southern recipes, which are usually a far cry from healthy.

After her fellow celeb chef Anthony Bourdain dubbed Deen "the most dangerous person in America," Deen struck back on the boat, telling an off-color joke aimed at the Travel Channel personality.

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She said Bourdain once dined on the “unwashed anuses of wildebeests," following up with the punch line, “You are what you eat!” (We guess that makes her a greasy cheeseburger.)

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