Trader Joe’s Tiramisu Ravioli is a $4.49 dessert you can air-fry

Trader Joe’s new Tiramisu Ravioli wraps cocoa pasta around a coffee-and-vanilla mascarpone filling, and the store suggests topping it with butter, whipped cream and berries. The whole package is 720 calories.

Trader Joe’s has turned tiramisu into pasta. The grocery chain’s new Tiramisu Ravioli is on shelves for $4.49 a package, Parade reported Wednesday evening.

It’s $4.49 for an 8.8-ounce package, refrigerated, according to Trader Joe’s product page. The page describes it as “made with sweet, thin pasta that’s flavored with rich cocoa.” Inside is a mascarpone and ricotta filling “infused with vanilla and coffee,” meant to taste like the Italian dessert.

It’s a limited-time item, and the whole package comes to 720 calories, according to Parade. Trader Joe’s hasn’t said how long it will stick around.

How do you cook Trader Joe’s Tiramisu Ravioli?

Two ways, according to Trader Joe’s: boil it like regular ravioli, or air-fry it until it’s cooked through.

The store’s serving ideas lean all the way into dessert:

• Butter, to finish it like a pasta dish

• Whipped cream and fruit, especially berries

• Berry coulis and powdered sugar as other toppings

One shopper on Reddit had a different plan. They said someone on Instagram air-fried the ravioli and dunked it in Trader Joe’s cannoli dip, and now they “can’t stop thinking about it.”

What do Trader Joe’s shoppers think?

They’re split. A thread in the Trader Joe’s subreddit tagged the ravioli as a new November seasonal dessert, and the comments went both ways, Parade reported.

On the excited side:

• “Tiramisu is my favorite dessert so I’m excited to try this!!”

• “Now this sounds intriguing.”

• One commenter who craved chocolate pasta while pregnant said they’d try it in hot chocolate.

On the skeptical side:

• “I love Trader Joe’s ravioli but I am very much unsure about this.”

• Another simply wrote, “Ummm…hmmm?”

Sweet ravioli is a bit of a curveball for a store best known for its savory frozen and fresh pastas. At $4.49, though, it’s a low-risk experiment for a family dessert night.

What other tiramisu does Trader Joe’s sell?

Trader Joe’s has been building a small tiramisu lineup. Its Italian Tiramisu costs $5.99 for two individual servings, Sporked reported in April. Sporked gave it a 9 out of 10 in a 2023 taste test.

In April, shoppers also spotted packaging for a new Lemon Tiramisu, made with mascarpone, ladyfingers and lemon, Sporked reported.

The ravioli is the first version we’ve seen that skips the ladyfingers and goes straight to pasta.

What other new holiday items are at Trader Joe’s?

The holiday shelves are filling up. A few that showed up in coverage this month:

• Gingerbread Mini Sheet Cake: An 18-ounce gingerbread cake with cinnamon cream cheese frosting and a cookie crumb topping. Sporked first reported it Nov. 4 at $5.99, and it posted a taste test Wednesday.

• Baci: The Italian chocolate-hazelnut candies Trader Joe’s stocks around the holidays, which Sporked named a top stocking stuffer Wednesday.

• Scandinavian Tidings: Holiday gummies shaped like stars, ornaments and trees.

• Dark Chocolate Orange: A break-apart chocolate orange with 20 segments.

Trader Joe’s prices can vary by region, and holiday items sell out, so check the new products page or ask a crew member before you make a special trip. We also covered the return of Trader Joe’s $2.99 mystery bags on Nov. 7.

Where else is tiramisu showing up this season?

Pretty much everywhere. Starbucks put a tiramisu latte on its 2026 holiday menu, which started Nov. 5. Paris Baguette added a Tiramisu Latte this month and made its Tiramisu Cake a permanent menu item, the bakery chain said in a Nov. 2 release. Dunkin’ added a tiramisu flavor in August, too.

So if you’re tiramisu-curious but not quite ready for dessert ravioli, you’ve got options. If you are ready, it’s $4.49 and a pot of boiling water away.

Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.

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Hat Tips:

• Parade (Nov. 11, 2026), Tiramisu Ravioli price, product description quotes from Trader Joe’s site, cooking and topping suggestions, calorie count and Reddit reactions

• Trader Joe’s (Nov. 2026), product page for Tiramisu Ravioli, quoted via Parade

• Sporked (Nov. 4 and Nov. 11, 2026), Gingerbread Mini Sheet Cake details and price, holiday stocking stuffer picks

• Sporked (April 10, 2026), Italian Tiramisu price and Lemon Tiramisu sighting

• Paris Baguette (Nov. 2, 2026), Tiramisu Latte and permanent Tiramisu Cake, via QSR Magazine

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