To Flop or Not to Flop?

This is the floppy sock I was speaking about below. It's made from Trekking in the lovely colorway #135. It is orange, light orange, green, lavendar and blue. Very pretty. But the calf is too wide. I probably need to knit it with size 0 needles instead of 1s. That's why I usually don't knit with fingering weight sock yarn, because I don't enjoy size 0 needles. I find them immensely tedious and tiny. But here is the photo of the current socks in progress:



















This cuff measure 4 inches across and should only be 3 1/2 to fit correctly and not be "floppy." Since they are too large should I consider:

1) ripping it back to the ribbing and switching to size 0 needles for the stockinette cuff; 2) staying right like I am, but adding ribbing in the middle of this cuff to "cinch it in" (of course this may create an odd looking puffy part). 3) Continue knitting and gift the socks to a person with a larger calf?

Advice appreciated.

On a lighter, happier note, I did actually make something that turned out well over the weekend - a pot of Vegetable Soup from my crockpot. Easy, delicious and diet-friendly soup composed of: carrots, celery, onion, zucchini, green beans, 3 cans of low-fat chicken broth; green cabbage diced and oh - the tomato broth is: chopped can of tomatoes, 1 can tomato paste and liberal doses of garlic, onion powder, basil. My husband woke up this morning thinking I'd cooked a roast. He's not very vegeterian oriented, so I think his hopes crashed when he discovered it's "just vegggie soup." But it really is delicious. I'm taking some to work today. Soups on - it's going to be 90 degrees, but I love soup and coffee no matter what the weather. They're year-round staple foods for me.