Fake Food Hatanaka Is Selling Realistic Food Accessories — Can You Tell Them Apart From The Real Deal?

Fashion fads come and go often. One trend, however, seems to be sticking around: wearable fake food. For some reason, fashionistas everywhere have been dying for this, ever since Moschino made french fries handbags and phone cases. One Japanese company has taken the trend to a whole new level though. The website called "Fake Food Hatanaka" makes plastic replicas of actual food items and transforms them into the wackiest, weirdest accessories to date.

The jewelry — including headwear, belts, earrings, necklaces, and rings — is by the far the weirdest and craziest thing I've ever seen. The website is a culmination of traditional food items that look so insanely real, it's near impossible to tell they're actually fake! If you decide you don't want to wear them on your body, you can definitely use them for your own personal amusement and fool your friends.

So how good is your keen eye for style? See if you can tell the real food from these insanely good dinner impersonators.