It is generally not safe to eat jelly that is four years old, as it may have degraded in quality and could pose a risk of foodborne illness. Even if the jelly appears visually fine, bacteria or mold can develop over time. Always check for signs of spoilage, such as changes in color or texture, and when in doubt, it's best to discard it. If the jelly has been opened, it's particularly important to be cautious.
A four year old what?
Very carefully
kicked my 4year old brother
first you get toilet paper and you get some help to double check.
first talk to they mum or dad
No and the cameras not as good as they say well mines not my 4year old bros is better
It will calm him some bit but the behavior he learned will not be changed.
It probably won't taste or look as good as fresher jelly, but there should not be a food safety issue.
can you eat grape jelly if your on warfarin
No it isnt. Petroleum jelly is too thick and doesn't let your piercing breathe properly.
No it isn't it will only stick to your insides.
Yes but a&d ointment works better in early healing.