We’ll take the cake with the red cherry on top.

The line uses a familiar celebratory metaphor—“taking the cake” and adding “the red cherry on top”—to express confident anticipation of getting not just a good outcome but the best, most satisfying finishing touch. In Sidhu’s public persona (notably as a flamboyant sports commentator and television personality), such food-and-festivity imagery often functions as punchy, crowd-pleasing rhetoric: it signals triumph, exuberance, and a sense of inevitability. The “red cherry” intensifies the idea of completion and flourish, implying that success is already secured and what remains is the final, showy embellishment that makes victory memorable.