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The thing is kefir is a symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast (SCOBY), so in different places with different temperatures, and milk from different breeds of cow with different diets, it will be a bit different depending on what exactly is dominating.
I'm not an expert, but i would leave it in there a bit, then look and smell carefully, and decide whether or not to taste. If it seems safe enough to taste, only have a bit at first. Then monitor the results.
Unlikely to kill you stone dead just from a sip. I'm willing to risk it ๐.
Thsnk you for your reply! I 100% agree. I'm getting to the conclusion those lumps are just some degraded milk proteins and that it won't become drinkable any time soon lol BUT let's see what happens, thank you!