Wookiee shampoo and Yoda yoga mats — can you spot the fake Star Wars merch?
From chicken nuggets, to cereal boxes, to canned corn, everything seems to be branded Star Wars.
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Fans dressed as Star Wars characters shop at a toy store at midnight in Hong Kong, Friday, Sept. 4, 2015 as part of the global event called "Force Friday" to release new Star Wars toys and other merchandise of the new movie "Star Wars: The Force Awakens". The massive marketing blitz spans all kinds of media and included an 18-hour global unboxing streamed live on YouTube. (Kin Cheung/Associated Press)
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Hundreds of new Star Wars products were released by Disney, which is estimated to make $5 billion in the next year — with even more third party tie-ins looking to cash in on the franchise.
From chicken nuggets, to cereal boxes, to canned corn, everything seems to be branded Star Wars.
We gave them the names of three Star Wars products and they had to spot the fake.
See if you know your stuff. Guess which product is the fake, and click the link to see if you're right. Then listen to the audio to hear how you stack up to our panel.
