40+ Hilarious Knock-Off Brands That Aren’t Fooling anyone

You've heard of knock-off designer handbags, watches, and luggage, but here are some hilarious knock-off brands that aren't fooling anyone (but they sure are funny)! These brands have been spotted on the internet by shopaholics looking to get their fix without spending too much money or by clever social media pranksters who couldn't resist the urge to show off their shopping skills with some side-splitting pictures. No matter how you view them, these hilarious knock-off brands are guaranteed to crack you up!

Definietly Not KFC

KFD is a knock-off of KFC. They are similar in that they are both fried chicken chains, but the similarities do not end there. KFD also has its take on Colonel Sanders, acting as its logo.

It even uses the same font style and has all the same fixings as KFC, minus the finger-licking good taste. Yet, the food is not seasoned as it should be, and their breading doesn't have the crunchy texture you would expect from a fast-food restaurant.

Not So Loopy

Kellogg's Fruit Loops has been around since the 1960s and is beloved by children of all ages. The brand is now being replicated, with knock-offs called Fruit Rings popping up on e-commerce sites like Alibaba.

The fruit rings come in different colors, including brown (chocolate) and yellow (vanilla), and feature creative packaging with pictures of fruits cut in half or floating in the water. These imitations are missing something crucial, though - the iconic flavor!

Dunkin' Dagels

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but that doesn't quite apply to food chains. Duffin Dagels is a prime example of a knock-off brand that doesn't fool anyone and is just downright hilarious. Although mixing donuts and muffins to create the word Duffin is at least a bit clever.

The packaging is like the famous Dunkin' Donuts logo, but that didn't stop people from spreading their picture on social media, with some even suggesting they'd like to try one of these original treats.

B-Orio Cookies

The well-known Orio cookies inspire Borio Cookies. But, Borio cookies are made using peanut butter, oats, brown sugar, and powdered sugar. They have a higher fat content than Orio cookies, making them less crispy but richer in flavor.

It is an excellent snack for kids and adults with coffee or tea. The cookies are also great for your dessert recipe box since you can use them to make fabulous doughnuts, biscuit cookies, and cannolis.