Call me crazy, but I really do think this is the perfect gift for so many occasions when you can’t figure out what to get someone. A perfectly white porcelain cow creamer: it doesn’t get any more whimsical, kitschy, fun, sweet, or shiny than that.
I actually have three myself (you can see that this one is slightly different than the one above)–I bought one myself years and years ago and I’ve been given a couple as gifts here and there. What I love about them is that they look instantly at home on any shelf; they go with everything and automatically inject a warm sense of home.
Yes, I love cow creamers. Why do you ask?
Here’s what I think I love the most.
Cow creamers make absolutely zero logical sense. Really, there should be some sort of lever release that allows the cream to pour out of the teats instead.
Okay, I’m overthinking things.
In any case, give a cow creamer for the next wedding shower, birthday party, or housewarming gift! You can grab one for under $10, then wrap it in special tissue and put it in a box with a pretty bow. It’ll look like a sweet little treasure.
Here’s a list of different manufacturers; you can see how much the prices range. This probably relates to how “fine” the porcelain is considered to be, but I’m hard pressed to tell the difference between them all.
BIA Cordon Bleu: $10
Apilco: $28
Pier 1 Imports: $5 (El Cheapo!)
Amazon: $7.87
Moo.
Ree Drummond is the founder of The Pioneer Woman and a lover of butter, basset hounds and life on the ranch! Ree started her blog in 2006, and now millions visit ThePioneerWoman.com every month for her trusted recipes and fun family stories. Here’s what she has been up to since it all began:
New York Times Bestselling Author
Ree has written two memoirs (Black Heels to Tractor Wheels, and Frontier Follies) plus nine bestselling cookbooks:
The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Recipes from an Accidental Country Girl (2009)
The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Food from My Frontier (2012)
The Pioneer Woman Cooks: A Year of Holidays (2013)
The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Dinnertime (2015)
The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Come and Get It! (2017)
The Pioneer Woman Cooks: The New Frontier (2019)
The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Super Easy (2021)
The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Dinner’s Ready! (2023)
The Pioneer Woman Cooks: The Essential Recipes (2025)
Food Network Host
Since 2011, Ree has been sharing simple, family-friendly recipes—and the occasional kitchen prank!—on her award-winning show The Pioneer Woman, filmed right on Drummond Ranch. Ree is also a regular judge on Food Network competitions, including Christmas Cookie Challenge.
Founder, The Pioneer Woman Collection
Ree has been creating and selling kitchen and home products at Walmart since 2015 and she’s involved in designing every piece and pattern. The line now includes best-selling appliances (you have to see the floral blender!), plus hundreds of pieces of cookware, tableware, and more. Ree doesn’t like to play favorites but the Agatha print has a special place in her heart.
Restaurant and Hotel Owner
Together with her husband Ladd, Ree has opened several bustling businesses in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, including The Pioneer Woman Mercantile—a bakery, restaurant, and general store that draws visitors from across the country (many come for the biscuits alone!), P-Town Pizza, Charlie’s Ice Cream Shop, and The Boarding House, a charming hotel with eight different rooms decorated by Ree and Ladd.
Media Personality
Ree appears regularly on national TV shows like Today, Good Morning America and more—all while managing to keep flour off her shirt.
Wife, Mom and…Grandma!
Ree’s kids (daughters Alex and Paige and sons Bryce and Todd) are all grown up, and as of December 2024, Ree is the proud grandma of the cutest baby ever, Sofia Scott, born to Alex and her husband Mauricio. Ree still cooks for Ladd (and the kids when they’re home), and she also looks after a few mischievous ranch dogs.
