15 Things You Never Knew Could Be Bootlegged

If you can make it, they can fake it. Learn more about the world of bootlegging liquor during an all-new season of Moonshiners Wednesdays at 10/9c on the Discovery Channel.

1. A village

Jiuguang Wang / CC BY-SA http://2.0 / Flickr: jiuguangw

Architects recreated the Austrian village of Hallstatt, a Unesco World Heritage Site, in Guangdong, China.

2. Liquor

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Moonshiners make and sell illegal liquor called moonshine out of the woods of Appalachia. Learn more about how they practice their illicit trade on the Discovery Channel's Moonshiners.

3. Starbucks

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Under parody law this cafe named "Dumb Starbucks" was allowed to operate in California.

4. An Apple store

Achim Hepp / CC BY-SA http://2.0 / Flickr: achimh

Found in Kunming, China.

5. A Classic Game Boy

Jason Carter / CC BY http://2.0 / Flickr: zerojay

6. Coca Cola

Matthew Rutledge / CC BY http://2.0 / Flickr: rutlo

7. Disney Land

Tormod Sandtorv / CC BY-SA http://2.0 / Flickr: tormods

Found 45 minutes from Beijing, China.

8. A Rolls Royce

Roland Tanglao / CC BY http://2.0 / Flickr: roland

9. Hilary Duff

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10. Eggs

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These "eggs" in China are made from calcium carbonate and parafin wax.

11. McDonald's

Quinn Dombrowski / CC BY-SA http://2.0 / Flickr: quinnanya

Colon knot?

12. A Wii

Ben Stephenson / CC BY http://2.0 / Flickr: benstephenson

13. Sriracha

Joe Hall / CC BY http://2.0 / Flickr: joebeone

Seriously, is nothing sacred?

14. Arm & Hammer

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15. Barbie

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