Amazon’s $0.99 Instant Video rental of the day is Captain America: The First Avenger, which my husband and boys saw in theater and loved (3.9 out of 5 stars in 402 reviews). When you rent a video from Amazon, you generally have 30 days to watch it, and 24 to 48 hours from the time you started watching it to finish it.

Daily deal site Plum District is offering your choice of 2 personalized Disney Princess or Cars books for just $22 + free shipping ($44 value). New Plum District members get a $5 sign up credit, so your cost would be just $17.

One A Full Cup reader reports that you can get free Nivea Lip Care using the $3/2 coupon from the 2/12 Red Plum.

Get a free Kindle download of 101 Offline Activities You Can Do With Your Child (4.8 out of 5 stars in 6 reviews). Be sure to verify that the price is $0 before you click “buy.”

This woman fed her family for the USDA-calculated “thrifty” budget of $491.10 for 30 days with food obtained exclusively at Whole Foods. My family’s “thrifty” budget would be $576.50, which seems very doable . . .

Totally Target reports that you might be able to find free Revlon makeup after clearance price and coupons at Target.

MomAdvice explains how to restore your faded jeans with dye. I’d be terrified, but I could see myself going through the process if it meant saving my otherwise-perfectly-wearable favorite pair of jeans.

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It’s been a really busy day for new coupons. First off, there are some hot new coupons at Coupons.com, including $4/4 Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, Raisin Bran, FiberPlus, Crispix, Rice Krispies, or Crunchy Nut (zip code 30096), $1/3 Special K cereal (zip 77477), $3/2 Right Guard deodorant or body wash, and more than $60 worth of Fisher-Price coupons. You can use the Right Guard coupon at CVS to get deodorant for $0.50 each after ECBs, or at Walgreens to get it for $0.75 each.

SavingStar has a new offer for $5 back WYB $20 of any Kellogg’s Special K products by March 21. This offer pairs nicely with the new $1/3 coupon mentioned above.

There are also some new coupons at Cellfire.com, although it looks like it’s only for certain stores this time. I can only load coupons to my Ralphs (Kroger) card; the coupons aren’t available for my Vons/Pavilions (Safeway) card. It’s the usual group of General Mills coupons, including $0.75/1 Chex cereal, $0.75/1 Multigrain Cheerios, $0.50/1 Reese’s Puffs cereal, and $0.80/4 Hamburger Helper.

Get a printable coupon for $1/2 Healthy Choice Cafe Steamers via Free Coupon Alerts.

Get a printable coupon for $1/2 Halls Cough Drops, also via Free Coupon Alerts.

Get a printable coupon for $0.75/1 Golden Blossom Honey, also via Free Coupon Alerts.

Wild for Wags reports that you may be able to make money on Nescafe Tasters Choice at Walgreens.

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Coupons.com has added high-value coupons for $1.25/1 I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter product, $1/1 box of South Beach Diet Bars, $1/1 Emerald Breakfast on the Go, and $1/1 Country Crock Spread (makes it $1.99 at Ralphs with the Daytona Mega Sale).

Daily deal site Mamapedia is offering a one-year subscription to National Geographic Kids for $10 with code NATGEOK2 ($49 value). Valid for new and gift subscriptions.

Daily deal site Eversave is offering a one-year subscription to Oprah magazine for $10 ($50 value). New Eversave members get a $1 sign up credit, making your cost just $9. Valid for new and renewal subscriptions.

Amazon’s free Android app of the day is Tracing ABC ($0.99 value), a penmanship app for children that gets 3.3 out of 5 stars in 50 reviews.

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