Pioneer Woman Portable Slow Cooker

Whether you call it a "slow cooker" or a "Crock-Pot," one thing's for sure: You probably love this popular kitchen appliance. After all, when it comes to whipping up classic comfort food recipes, there's no device more useful.

Of course, there are few slow cookers quite as adorable as the Ree Drummond-designed version available at Walmart. Decked out in florals and cheerful colors, it's safe to say our kitchen counters are better for owning one of these beauties.

Well, as of today, the game has been changed again: The Pioneer Woman Slow Cooker is now available in not one, but two shiny new patterns—and the settings are fully digital, too.

The Pioneer Woman 6-Quart Digital Slow Cooker in 'Scroll Floral'

The stylish new slow cookers are available in an allover gingham pattern peppered with dreamy floral illustrations ("Sweet Rose") and a flowery all-blue pattern ("Scroll Floral"). Both of the designs are offset by solid color, comfort-grip handles—one's a rich magenta-red, and the other is a deep navy blue.

We'll wait for you to stop swooning.

The Pioneer Woman 6-Quart Digital Slow Cooker in 'Sweet Rose'

Beyond its cheerful exterior, though, there are so many other reasons to get excited about the updated slow cooker. For starters, it now features a large, backlit digital display (previous models were manual). It also features nifty clips that hold the lid securely in place, so you can travel from stove to table (or into the car, or to a friend's house!) all without spilling whatever you've cooked up within.

As with Ree's other slow cookers, there are also three heat settings to choose from here—high, low, and warm—and the cooker's large, 6-quart capacity and oval shape can handle larger cuts of meat (think: 6-lb. chickens and 4-lb. roasts). Oh, and the stoneware insert and glass lid are both completely removable and dishwasher-safe.

...Is it possible to fall in love with a slow cooker? Asking for a friend.

Rebekah Lowin Senior Editor Rebekah Lowin is a Senior Editor at The Pioneer Woman, covering home décor, food, entertaining, crafting, gardening, and holiday.

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