There's nothing worse than going to make a meal just to find that your ingredients have gone bad. 😩 Now, you've got a fierce craving for Ree Drummond's cheesy two-potato gratin and no spuds to make it happen! What a nightmare!

To stop that from becoming a reality, you might be wondering how to store potatoes to extend their shelf life even further. Insert: The Pioneer Woman's potato keeper! With this nifty canister, you can be sure your taters stay fresh and flavorful so you can enjoy all the potato recipes your heart desires (and if you're anything like Ree, it desires a lot).

Curious how Ree's potato keeper works? Well, in order for potatoes to stay fresh, they need to be stored in a cool, dark, and dry space. This convenient container allows for just that thanks to its practical design with round holes to promote airflow and keep moisture from becoming trapped—preserving all that yumminess. Not to mention, it will look oh so pretty sitting in your kitchen. 😍

Along with potato keepers, Ree's Walmart collection also features onion keepers! Every cook knows those little bulbs are basically the backbone to aromatic cooking, so they should be treated as such. To keep them in the best condition, you'll also want to store them in a cool, dark, and dry space. The onion keeper has the same design as the potato keeper with lids to keep the light away and holes for proper airflow—plus, they're made to match!

Here’s the thing, though: potatoes and onions should never be stored together—hence, why she designed two different keepers. In case you didn’t know, it’s because onions produce ethylene gas, which acts as a ripening agent that can cause potatoes to wrinkle and sprout prematurely. No one wants that! That’s why you need them both now, right? 😉

Both the Colette Stoneware Potato Keeper and Colette Stoneware Onion Keeper are made of durable stoneware detailed with vented holes to keep your produce fresh and firm for longer. Along with their practicality, both keepers feature the same delicate pattern as other pieces in Ree’s Colette collection, along with coordinating acacia wood lids. And you can tell them apart thanks to the beautifully embossed “Potatoes” or “Onions” design.

No matter which you pick, you'll be glad you did. In the words of The Pioneer Woman herself, "They're KEEPERS! Quite literally."

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