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Benedict's color for crisps typically refers to a pale yellow or light amber hue. This color is often associated with the presence of certain reducing sugars in the solution when testing for glucose or other sugars using Benedict's reagent. The intensity of the color can vary based on the concentration of sugars present in the sample being tested.

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