Part of the Tesco range. A perfect substitution for normal or dark brown sugar, to get a lighter taste. Less caramel, more lightly sweetened. Grab a bag today for all your sweet baking needs. Cinnamon rolls anyone?

Tesco Light Brown Soft Sugar 500g

Malteasers are the malty chocolate treat you think of when you’re having a movie night. Now they’re in a bigger bag for bigger value! Grab some today.

Maltesers Pouch 280g

Part of the Tesco range. Plain flour is a kitchen essential which needs to be stored in all pantries across the country. If you're baking biscuits, cakes, breads or muffins, plain flour is what you need. Pick up some air tight storage containers and fill them with Stockwell &amp; Co plain flour.

Stockwell&Co Plain Flour 1.5kg

Part of the Tesco range. An essential when baking bread or cake, self-raising flour should always be in your pantry for when the need arises. Great for big fluffy pancakes as well!

Stockwell&Co Self Raising Flour 1.5kg

Traditional Christmas cakes are rich and fruity and very delicious. The Christmas cake we’re showing you today is lighter and tastes like chocolate malty awesomeness. It is a little different and very original. Surprise your family with this Malteasers cake on Christmas day or any of the feasts you have during the holidays.

Grease the inside of your pudding steamer with butter.
          a.       If you don’t have a pudding steamer, a large Pyrex bowl, or something similar and heatproof, will do. Just be aware you may have a different shaped pudding at the end.

Mix the dry ingredients together –flours and cocoa. Then whisk the eggs into the mix.

When all ingredients are combined pour into your pudding steamer. Put steamer into the oven with no lid, for 40 minutes. Check on the pudding after 40 minutes and turn the heat down to 170.

Cook for another 10 minutes or so. Check with a skewer until no cake comes out. Let the pudding cool down completely before adding the ganache.

GANACHE! Melt your dark chocolate, butter and cream together. You can do this in a saucepan or the microwave. Let it sit for about 15 minutes to thicken.

Cut the bumpy top off your pudding so you can flip it and decorate it.

Cover your cake with your ganache. Feel free to lick the spoon afterwards.

Before the ganache cools and sets, begin decorating with Malteasers. You can make patterns or designs, or completely cover your cake with Malteasers.

Let the cake chill in the fridge for at least 2 hours.

Once the cake is chilled, time to work on the white chocolate. Melt your white chocolate in a bowl. Let the white chocolate cool down a little bit. If you pour the white chocolate on when it is too hot, the Malteasers will melt.

When your white chocolate is at room temperature, pour it over the cake so it looks like traditional custard topping.

Finish with 2 jaffas and 2 spearmint leaves for holly.

Enjoy your Staycation these summer holidays. All the best from The Reject Shop.

A delicoius alternative to a Christmas Pudding, this Malteasers Cake is light and crunchy and a blast to bake.

Malteasers Christmas Cake

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The summer is upon us. We will have great weather and a great chance to try and relax after the crazy year we’ve had. You don’t need to spend a lot of money to travel out of the state, or the country. You can have a cheap and cheerful staycation right in your own home. We’ll show you the ten best ways to spend your summer at home.

How well do you know your own neighbourhood or your own council city? Often we leave home and go to work or go to the shops. Rarely do we take time to investigate and explore the streets which surround us. You may find hidden parks or running tracks, historical monuments or even cool little shops and bakeries to satisfy your curiosity.

There are some different ways to explore your own home town.

Planning with a Map App
- Use a Map App on your smart phone. Set random way points on your app.
- These waypoints can be within walking distance of your home, or you can drive there and walk around

Geocaching
- This is an outdoor activity which combines orienteering and problem solving using geolocation.
- The aim is to read clues and find hidden treasures out in the wild
- It is a great way to get some exercise, work your brains and see your local neighbourhood.

Take photos of your adventures. Keep a journal as well so you remember what you discovered.

You can feast upon delicacies, partake in wonderful drinks and enjoy the great outdoors. Find a local park you discovered when you went sightseeing, or even have a picnic in your own backyard.

Take the time to pack a picnic lunch and go all out finding delicacies. Cold meats, tasty salads, the freshest of breads as well.

Bring a bluetooth or wireless speaker with your for some chill tunes. Pack some sunscreen and sunglasses. Kick your shoes off, put on a summery hat and enjoy your day. Remember the picnic rug.

Turning off technology, switching off the smart phone and all your social media, can be a wonderful way to unwind, relax and really make good use of your time out.

The hyper-connectivity of our world right now can be stressful and addictive. Alerts from Twitter and Facebook and Instagram and Snapchat and TikTok and Email. It can be never ending and distracting.

There was a phrase born from our time in lockdown- doom scrolling. This is where you don’t know what to do with yourself, so you scroll through social media and end up reading nothing but bad news. This is not good for your mental health.

During your Staycation, try switching it all off and unplugging yourself from your technology.

Read a book. Get some arts and crafts supplies from The Reject Shop and do some drawing, or some painting. How about a pen and notebook to start a journal, or write a letter to a friend.

This is where you pamper yourself, relax and just let the good salts into your body.

A facial scrub perhaps? Deep moisturising treatment for your feet? Indulge yourself, you absolutely deserve it.

Get a massage, play some soothing music. Treat yourself and your body to some healing minerals.

Water sports in the Aussie backyard is a must every year. The Reject Shop has many great products to make your pool the place to be.

Kids who are new to the pool, we have for them a brightly coloured swim ring and some goggles to protect their eyes from the water

If you don’t have a pool then running under the sprinkler is the next best thing and is as Australian as snags on a BBQ.

Grab one of these fun sprinklers to run through and this mini vortex ball to play with on the back lawn. Challenge your friends to a game of vortex football!

Remember to cover up with sunscreen when playing outdoors.

This is a really fun thing to do with your kids. Set up your tent in the backyard and camp out. No phones, no TV, just a campfire, being very careful, toasting marshmallows and telling scary stores. If you're lacking sticks to poke your massive marshmallows on, never fear, these very cool Trail Mate Marshmallow Roasters are here to save the day!

When it's finally time to go to sleep, we have a sleeping bag for you and an LED torch for those night time runs to the loo.

This is a really simple thing to do with family friends, but also a chance for popcorn, party foods and classic films.

Need snacks? The Reject Shop has you covered. Chocolate? Check. Chips? Check. Party lollies? Yes please!

You can have blockbuster film nights, themed nights, such as horror, romantic comedy or road trip films. Why not try a Director's Cut Trilogy marathon?

Invite your friends, have Movie Trivia games involving the film and actors you're watching. Get some prizes, make it more than just watching a film.

Slow the pace right down and pick up a good book. Make yourself a perfect reading nest, with comfy pillows, a good supply of tea and biscuits, and no interruptions.

Time will fly when you bury yourself into a good book

There is a wealth of online classes you can take to learn something new like a new hobby or a new skill. You can scan Youtube for free classes, or find some online courses. Learning a new skill, gaining knowledge, is empowering and can set you off on a journey of discovery and ideas for years to come.

Did that class you just took want you to make something? The staycation is the perfect time to do so. Give something a go. Bake something, cook a feast with herbs and spices you might never have thought of. Cooking something Indian, Mexican, or something spicy from our Asian neighbours.

Build a cubby house, make a painting? Get your kids involved! Building something, creating it and finishing it gives you a wonderful sense of achievement and completion. You can proudly say — I made this!

The fun can go on for you this summer even if you can’t get away from home, and The Reject Shop is here to help you save more with your Staycation. They’re easy to plan, give you more time to relax with less travel time, and you can save a pile of money.

Enjoy your 2020/21 Staycation with The Reject Shop!

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Making your home colourful and festive for Christmas lifts the spirit and lifts your mood. You can decorate your home and not have it cost a lot of money. Let us show you some great ways to bring Christmas joy into your world.

Paper chains are so easy to make and can be any length. You can hang them along the walls or drape them across your Christmas tree.

You can use either plain coloured paper for your chains or leftover wrapping paper for extra colour and pizazz.

You will need scissors and either a stapler or some sticky tape to secure the chains, and of course, your paper.

The chain links can vary in size, but we think 5 cm wide and about 20cm long make some pretty good-sized chain links.

Cut as many as you want, as many as you need. Through trial and error, you’ll find the perfect length of paper for your chain.

Take one of the strips of paper. Curl it upon itself into an “O” shape, making sure if it is patterned wrapping paper, the pattern is on the outside.

Either staple the two ends or use a small piece of sticky tape to secure the two ends of the paper.

Take your second strip of paper and loop it through the first, again with the pattern on the outside. Staple the two ends, or stick them, so you now have two loops of paper locked together.

Continue this until you’ve run out of paper or have a paper chain as long as you need.

The Reject Shop has coloured paper or loads of low-priced wrapping paper for you to choose from, and we have scissors and sticky tape in our stationery section as well.

For Christmas Day, a fun way to entertain the kids on the Kid’s Table is to have a butcher’s paper table cloth and a pot of coloured pencils or coloured markers. They can draw and colour in while waiting for the food to arrive, or something to keep them entertained after the meal.

Along with the coloured pencils and markers, why not give the kids some crafting glue, some glitter, coloured paper, cotton balls, straws, you name it. Turn the table into crafting central.

They then get to eat their dessert around all the cool stuff they have made.

This is a cool little craft exercise which can be turned into table ornaments, or placed around the house for some Christmas cheer.

The Christmas trees are paper cones, coloured and decorated by your kids.

You will need paper, scissors, sticky tape and coloured pencils, stickers, glue, ribbons, things to decorate the tree with, go wild with your decorating imagination

You will need some paper. White or coloured craft paper is sturdy enough to make into trees. Plus it gives your kids a chance to decorate.

Draw a circle on your paper. Trace around a bowl or a cup to get a circle.

Then, cut a wedge from your circle of paper to make it look like you’ve cut a piece of pie to eat.

From here you curl the paper around until the cut edges meet, to form a cone. Take a small piece of sticky tape and secure the paper, inside the cone.

Now you get to splash colour and fancy upon the tree. Colour it in with pencils, you can glue tinsel around the tree, or cover it in stickers.

However, you want to prettify the tree is totally up to you.

As we said, they make great little table decorations. You can sprinkle lollies around the base to make it look more like a Christmas tree as well!

Can you think of some simple crafty ways to spruce up your home this Christmas? How are you bringing joy to your home this year without spending too much money? Find us on social media and show us your crafty side.

Have a safe and happy and sunny Christmas holidays, from all of us here at The Reject Shop.

Create some decorations for your home thanks to the craft section in The Reject Shop. Paper chains, crafty Christmas Trees and playful table cloths.

3 Cheap and cheery Christmas Decorations you can make at home

Christmas Craft Ideas for your to make at home. Cheap and cheerful for the kids to make.

3 Cheap Craft Ideas for Christmas

Making your own decorations for Christmas is a wonderful way to brighten your home and save money. One of the easiest and cheapest decorations are paper snowflakes.

Snowflakes can be made from plain white paper, or you can use wrapping paper for that extra flair and colour.

First, you need to cut our a circle of paper

To do this you need to find something round to trace. You can use plates or bowls or cups from the kitchen to get a range of different sizes.

Trace around them to get a good little circle. Then cut that circle out.

You should have folded your circle 3 times.

Cut shapes and lines and patterns, starting from the fold. Don’t cut all the way across the wedge of paper that you have.

Once you have done enough cutting. Gently unfold your circle.

You will now have a wonderful little snowflake.

With a hole punch, and some string or twine, you can hang these snowflakes from your tree, or wherever you want to decorate your home.

Try different sizes, different patterns and different ways to cut them.

You can grab all your craft gear from The Reject Shop, including scissors and paper, pencils and more. Look at our wonderful range of Christmas wrapping paper as well!

We wish all of you a safe and Merry Christmas!

Easy to make Paper Snowflakes

Cheap and easy Christmas Decorations

Raised Garden Beds, Pot Plants and Mini-Greenhouses

We are in the middle of a gardening revolution. More and more people are growing their own food in their own gardens. We are producing our own vegetables in raised garden beds, herbs and smaller foods in pot plants, and using mini-greenhouses to grow seasonal plants, such as tomatoes and cucumbers, all year round. It is not expensive to start your own garden. Let us show you how with these exciting garden ideas.

Raised garden beds are great for inner-city dwellings, especially townhouses with a small backyard. This contained space of the raised garden is great for protecting your plants from weeds which grow in the cracks of your pathways and pavements. And being raised, these garden beds offer protection from crawling pests, such as snails and slugs. Raised garden beds provide excellent drainage of the soil and protects your plants from extreme erosion from storms.

Another advantage of having a raised garden bed is how they’re good on the knees and back. Bending down or kneeling on the hard earth while you work on your garden can get harder the older you become. Raised garden beds allow you to potter with your green thumb in a more comfortable way. You can even bring a deck chair and a radio while you harvest your carrots and parsnips.


Pot plant gardens are fantastic for price and size. If you don’t have too much room, such as a balcony on an apartment, or your budget is small, then you can size your garden perfectly, from just a few pots to a wide range of styles and colours.
You can grow the same herbs or vegetables, flowers and more, in a cheap $5 pot that you can in an expensive $50 pot. It is a great equaliser.
If you want different plants, which need different kinds of soil, pot plants work best. You can separate plants by pot but keep them together in the garden. Different PH levels and fertilisers for different plants is no longer an issue as they have their own separate pot. And pot plants are transportable. If you rent, and need to move, but have grown the perfect pot of herbs, you can take them with you to your next home.

Pot plants are perfect for growing herbs, especially on the north-facing windowsill in your kitchen. Common
herbs grown this way include:

The mini greenhouse movement is for people with minimal space for gardening or for those who just love gardening! They are more challenging than raised garden beds and pot plants, but the rewards can be quite spectacular.

Greenhouses form their own environment. They heat up quickly, encourage evaporation and then condensation on the panels. This microclimate is ideal for growing seasonal plants all year round, reaping multiple harvests. Plants such as tomatoes or cucumbers, capsicum and leafy greens, all work well in a greenhouse. If you wanted to experiment with your plants, you can move away from fruit and vegetables and start growing orchids, or even exotic carnivorous plants in your greenhouse.

Come in-store now and pick yourself up the starters for your own flower or fruit and vegetable garden. It is not expensive to start to grow your own tomatoes, rosemary, or thyme. And the pride you feel when you add food from your own garden to your evening meal is just awesome.

Cheap Garden Ideas For The Budget-Conscious Gardener

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Brighten up your front garden with these solar powered garden stakes. Save money on energy bills without the need to plug them in, these lights can highlight the path to the front door, or you can make a landing strip for Santa’s sleigh.

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If you have gifts to give but don’t have the time to use wrapping paper and sticky tape, we have a wide range of Christmas gift bags for you. All sizes small through to extra-large, and a wide range of colours and designs.
 You can pick up glittery gift bags, Kraft bags and more. A cheap way to give your gift some Christmas cheer this year.
 Check out all the varieties of gift bags online and instore today.

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Bring wonderful light and shine to your home this Christmas with these 8 pack of 8 cm baubles. Not only do these red, gold, silver/platinum baubles look good on your tree, but they reflect light around the room, making your whole home sparkle!

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Christmas Trees are the centrepiece of many a Christmas celebration. And while it may be that a real pine tree is traditional, other tree options can be just as festive and merry.
 The Reject Shop has many different kinds of Christmas Trees to help make your Christmas merry.
 We have a 180cm white tree, or 2 kinds of 180cm green trees, one with 325 tips, the other with 626 tips. More hanging space for decorations and candy canes.
 You can find a 90cm Fibre Optic tree which changes all colours of the rainbow.
 And we have a green or a silver tinsel tree. Both collapsible for easy storage.
 Come in store and find your perfect tree today.

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Fill your classic Bolognese with this Polana Pasta Spaghetti. 500g packet gives you a lot of delicious pasta.
 
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