all sizzle and no steak

The phrase "all sizzle and no steak" means that something appears or sounds impressive or exciting, but lacks substance or fails to deliver on its promises. It suggests that there is a lot of hype or excitement surrounding something, but the actual substance or content is lacking or disappointing.

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