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[quote author=Treash post=89806049][/quote]I am currently on this caution fee matter with my landlord. On moving into the apartment the Landlord said I must deposit 10,000(NGN) refundable caution fee in case if I damage the property during my time of occupying it. I paid the 10,000(NGN) caution fee. Now I have moved to a new apartment and had Landlord's care taker check the apartment before I left, the care taker confirmed it intact. I told the Care Taker I will be taking the keys and return it once the landlord refunds the caution fee I paid. Taking the keys along is to ensure that my caution fee is paid back. For all I know, if the Landlord has access to his keys, he may be adamant in refunding me or someone may access the apartment in my absence and damage something. The Landlord is threatening that it is criminal for me to key his keys without handing them over to him and that he will report me to the police station.

Try making it with ginger and cloves. The consistency should be light.

Hi. I noticed same thing when I first made the drink. The first time, I made it to be thick without knowing it ferments. However, the second time, I made it not to be thick and not to be watery and it was fine for 48hours.

Try this method:

Blend all ingredients (tiger nut, coconut and dates) together
Make it normal (not watery not thick)
Store in a fridge immediately.

I am also seeking for knowledge on how to preserve it for long. I will share with you of I know the secret.