JL: You siding with capitalism really took the cake here.
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Daredevil Unsurprisingly, Netflix took the cake on the second list.
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From prices to store branding, Trader Joe's took the cake.
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The California senator took the cake in going after Trump.
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But it was Dorsey's last statement that really took the cake.
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Barstool Sports took the cake with this revised clip of Ayesha Curry cooking.
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We already knew that (robot orgy, anyone?), but this episode took the cake.
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Everyone makes mistakes sometimes, but Coppola really took the cake on this one.
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Kim's bikinis definitely took the cake ... and provided plenty too for the paps.
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The state that took the cake was Texas, with seven cities on the list.
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Kim and Kourtney Kardashian took the cake for costumes Saturday night in Bel Air.
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And Pizza Hut's Ultimate Hershey's Chocolate Chip Cookie took the cake, if you will.
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But this exchange -- between Giuliani and ABC's George Stephanopoulos -- really took the cake for me.
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But it was Nadiya's Big Fat British Wedding Cake that, pardon the pun, took the cake.
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Because it was the workout that Robbie and Ackerley did with him that took the cake.
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That night "took the cake" in his career, Anderson told the Baton Rouge newspaper The Advocate.
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Yet, Beautycounter, the relative newbie on a mission to make cleaner beauty products, just took the cake.
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VIN actually took the cake from Steve ... who's known for his birthday cake toss into the crowd.
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Donald Trump's meeting with Kanye took the cake, and the "Flip or Flop" show seems to have imploded.
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Last year, Walmart took the cake for cheapest TV with a 40-inch doorbuster deal for just $20193.
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The Knot also broke down the most expensive cities for weddings, and (no surprise here) Manhattan took the cake.
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Though not as focused on experience as the Nike and Adidas stores, Under Armour still took the cake this time.
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Of all the shocking things I've seen happen at a dance music event, this mid-party slideshow took the cake.
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San Antonio took the cake for the affordability category, earning a spot in the top 25 cities for foodies in the US.
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Plunging necklines and sheer frills added a unique touch to each look, but the nod to Lyons' iconic eyewear took the cake.
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Chick-fil-A's Market Salad took the cake with its high-quality fresh ingredients, easy-to-eat presentation, and winning combination of flavors.
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In 139 years of reliable record-keeping, 2019's June, July, and September took the cake for the hottest such months on record.
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Prince Jackson just took the cake for best Michael Jackson tattoo ... get a huge, winged version of the King of Pop on his calf.
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John Shimkus of Illinois took the cake on Thursday night when he questioned why men aren't exempt from paying into insurance plans that cover prenatal care.
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Walton has around 1,800 followers so she receives messages from strangers from time to time but this "took the cake for me," she told BuzzFeed News.
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But Reefill really took the cake, or, as Marie Antoinette might put it, ate the brioche: they want people to pay for the right to unlock tap water stations.
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But the critique that took the cake was from the Working Families Party (WFP), a progressive political group that focuses on economic issues affecting lower and middle-income households.
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The phrase "Took the cake" can mean that someone did something outrageously bad, but if you take it, you might as well eat it, so the answer is ATE.
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A professional panel of puppies visited The Tonight Show on Friday to make their predictions for NCAA champion — and it looked like the North Carolina Tar Heels took the cake.
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"Jim Baker took the cake," Mr. Baucus said, referring to George H. W. Bush's chief of staff, who called him to wheel and deal on the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The XProject 800W 4-in-1 Hand Blender took the cake in terms of versatility and convenience, as it also functions as a blender and food processor and takes up minimal space.
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And while Ellie Kemper, Angela Kinsey, and Ed Helms all sent thoughtful gifts (including a banjo and a shirt with a loaf of bread on it) to Fischer, Steve Carell's surprise took the cake.
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After entering their festive room in the video, Alexa and Carlos took the cake out to their balcony with their toddler, where they cut into it and excitedly learned they will be welcoming a boy.
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While the star paired her Baywatch-worthy suit with two gold chains (one, a choker, and the other a lariat, which fell along her cleavage) on Tuesday night, her birthday jewelry really took the cake.
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Trent A Jones from King of Prussia, Pa., was thrilled by the level of skill and effort both teams invested: The world series recently just ended and the Astros took the cake on this one.
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The tip that took the cake came from my colleague Alvaro Piñero, online editor of i-D Spain, who applies hot sauce on his lips to make them "nicely red and plump" without any lip balm.
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On Thursday night, George Clooney received the AFI Life Achievement Award, and while many of his friends and co-stars — including Barack Obama, via video message — came out to support the actor, it was wife Amal Clooney who really took the cake.
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But, Alex D. of Boston took the cake (and the award for worst contestant thus far) by creeping out of the limo in a human-size sloth suit and lurching over to him in slow-mo ... staying committed to the whole sloth thing the entire way through.
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The $3.5 million AIPAC spent lobbying in 503 is trivial compared to what business groups spend (the National Association of Realtors took the cake with $543 million in spending and mostly lost the argument over the home mortgage tax deduction anyway), but very large relative to the world of foreign policy.
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In partial contrast, Andrew Sheldon of AnimeMetaReview criticizes Kintaro's "ability to master any task in a couple of weeks, when needed, as somewhat patronizing...". Reviewers also seem especially pleased with the last episode, "Animation is Interesting". Toole says that Golden Boy "is worthwhile for the final episode alone...", and Ulmer feels that it "took the cake".
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At the time of its composition, Golliwoggs were in fashion, due partly to the popularity at that time of the novels of Florence Kate Upton ("golliwog" is a later usage). They were stuffed black dolls with red pants, red bow ties and wild hair, somewhat reminiscent of the blackface minstrels of the time. The cakewalk was a dance or a strut, and the dancer with the most elaborate steps won a cake ("took the cake"). The piece is a ragtime with its syncopations and banjo-like effects.
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