Are Jews allowed to eat prawn flavored crisps?

* Religious Observance: Jewish dietary laws (known as Kashrut) focus on what is considered kosher (permitted) and non-kosher (forbidden).

* Seafood vs. Shellfish: The primary concern here is whether the crisps contain shellfish. Shellfish (like prawns) are not considered kosher in Judaism.

* Flavoring vs. Ingredient: The term "prawn flavored" could be misleading. It may simply mean that the crisps are seasoned with a flavor that *resembles* prawn, but doesn't actually contain prawn.

To determine if the crisps are kosher, you'd need to look at the ingredient list:

* If the crisps contain prawn or any shellfish derivative, they are not kosher.

* If the crisps only contain seasonings that mimic prawn flavor, they could be kosher. (However, it's still best to consult a Rabbi or a reliable kosher certification agency to be certain.)

Important Note: Even if the crisps are kosher, individual Jews may have their own interpretations of the dietary laws or other personal reasons for choosing not to eat them.