You Can Now Eat Tiramisu Out Of A Yankees Helmet (Among Other Vessels) — Here’s Why The Classic Italian Treat Is Trending

It’s pretty much my life’s calling to ~dare to be different~ as a middle child and this mission obvi included food (example: everyone else was happy ordering a double cheeseburger in the McDonald’s drive-through but this girl needed a fish filet). That’s how I ended up obsessed with tiramisu to the point that it became my annual birthday cake tradition. I pinky promise, no one rides harder for the fluffy, creamy goodness with a sprinkle of chocolate on top than little old me… yet here I am, shocked and appalled, that the general public is shoving the Italian delicacy into random orifices for fun?!?

ICYMI, to-go tiramisu stored in random places has been trending in 2025, like a glass purse a girlie pop even snuck through TSA and an actual dessert called “car-amisu.” Now, why this trend is a thing is a mystery. We need as many pages on it as the JFK situation, but I’ll do my best. Here’s a breakdown of the viral tiramisu trend that has the New York Yankees sweetening their menu.

Why Is Everyone Putting Tiramisu In Everything?

Creators on TikTok have been taking tiramisu to go in wildly unconventional vessels like glass purses, entire drawers in the fridge, and the center consoles of their freaking cars!!! They call it car-amisu and yes I am shaking rn.

Um, why would anyone smother their Honda Accord in sticky goodness?! To make the internet gag (literally and metaphorically) I have to assume but some users claim it’s the “perfect snack” for a road trip. While I agree that tiramisu is a heavenly journey for the tastebuds, transporting it in random vessels as opposed to, IDK, a proper food container seems kinda extreme for snacktime, IMO. It seems like some food health and safety experts tend to agree.

Where To Get The Yankees’ Tiramisu Helmet

The MLB’s NYC team decided to cash in on the trend by adding a tiramisu dessert served in a helmet to their food offerings in 2025. To be fair, they’ve been famously serving up snacks in helmets, like ice cream, for years, so don’t worry, this treat is fit for foodies. Since Yankee Stadium is such a hot spot, it’ll come as no surprise it’s not just any tiramisu, but the recipe from Chef Christian Petroni.

All my Bronx baddies should head to the Christian Petroni stand in section 125 inside the stadium. Between this and the hot dogs, the ticket is definitely worth it (even when they eventually lose to the Dodgers again, hehe).