The term 'Brand of Fake Fat' refers to two products, Olestra (7 letters) and Olean (5 letters). Olestra is a fat substitute created by Procter & Gamble in 1968. It is made from sucrose and fatty acids and is used as a replacement for fats and oils in food products. Olean is another fat substitute created by Procter & Gamble in 1996. It is made from olestra and is used as a replacement for saturated fats in food products. Both Olestra and Olean are used to reduce the amount of fat and calories in food products.