Greens, carrots and sprouts, but "where's the beef?"
"Where's the beef?" became a famous slogan of the Wendy's hamburgers restaurants in the States many years ago. An old lady was shown in the television commercial buying a hamburger from an anonymous competing restaurant. She lifted the top of the hamburger bun and could not see the hamburger, because it was so tiny, and she asked "Where's the beef?" Then, it shows her in the Wendy's restaurant eating a "real" hamburger, big and juicy.
"Where's the beef?" now is a sarcastic question that is used to mock anything which is not as great as it is advertised to be.
Greens, carrots and sprouts, but "where's the beef?"
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"Where's the beef?" now is a sarcastic question that is used to mock anything which is not as great as it is advertised to be.