Spain has a chain of knockoff Dunkin' Donuts restaurants ' and they're eerily similar to the real thing

Duffin Dagels is a Spanish knockoff of Dunkin' Donuts, and it's strikingly similar to the international chain.Duffin Dagels is almost exactly the same as Dunkin' Donuts, serving many of the same menu items under different names.There are multiple Duffin Dagels locations across Spain, but it's not to be confused with Dunkin' Coffee, which is an actual Dunkin' Donuts brand.In Spain, you won't find a traditional Dunkin' Donuts store ' instead, in many places, you'll find Duffin Dagels.Despite having no association to the actual Dunkin' Donuts brand, Duffin Dagels looks nearly identical to Dunkin' Donuts, inside and out. Both use a bright orange-and-pink color scheme, with very similar logos and nearly identical store designs. The menus, product names, websites, and social media pages are also nearly exact replicas of each other ' at first glance, it's easy to think Duffin Dagels is the real deal.Dunkin' Donuts does have some stores in Spain, but the name for the brand's Spanish outposts was changed toDunkin' Coffeein 2007 because it wasmore in line with the chain's business plan, according to Dunkin' Brands.Scroll down to see what it's like inside a typical Duffin Dagels store:SEE ALSO:14 of the craziest knockoff fast-food chains from around the worldAt first glance, Duffin Dagels is easily mistaken for Dunkin' Donuts.Instagram Embed:http://instagram.com/p/4yfl22Pnns/embed/Width: 658pxIt's not to be confused with the Spanish chain Dunkin' Coffee, which is actually a Dunkin' brand.Instagram Embed:http://instagram.com/p/BCfdtRmqOK-/embed/Width: 658pxSource: Dunkin' CoffeeA Duffin Dagels storefront looks eerily similar to a Dunkin' Donuts storefront.Instagram Embed:http://instagram.com/p/pdeALWuqhF/embed/Width: 658pxSee the rest of the story at Business Insider
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