be sitting on Mars eating Earth bars." – United Kingdom (a full-page advertisement placed in the official Guide Book for the Millennium Dome in 2000) Current "Mars your day" – Australia "A Mars a day helps you work, rest and play" – UK, Australia "Recharge on Mars" – Canada "Mars, pleasure you just can't measure" – Europe "Un coup de barre? Mars et ça repart!" (Feeling beat? A Mars and you're off again!) – France "Nimm Mars, gib Gas" (Take Mars, step on the gas) – Germany "Mars, momento di vero godimento" (Mars, a moment of pure enjoyment) – Italy "Mars, geeft je energie" (Gives you energy) – The Netherlands and Flanders, Belgium "Work-Rest-Play" – UK (later "Work-Rest-Play your part") "Turn Up the Heat!" – (UK promotional packs in 2010) Deep-fried Mars bar This is a Mars bar which has been coated with batter and deep-fried in oil or beef fat. First reports of battered Mars bars being sold in Stonehaven, Scotland date back to 1995. The product is "not authorised or endorsed" by Mars, Inc. Deep-fried Mars bars are available from some fish-and-chip shops in the UK (mainly in Scotland), Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Ireland and the United States. A similar dish has reportedly appeared in Kathmandu, Nepal where momo (dumplings) have used Mars bars as fillings, though this variation is unknown to the larger population of momo eaters. Recalls In July 2005, Mars bars, along with the Snickers bar, were recalled due to an anonymous extortion attempt against Star City Casino in Sydney. The extortionist claimed to have poisoned seven Mars and Snickers bars at random stores in New South Wales. As a result, Masterfoods Corporation, the company that manufactures Mars bars in Australia, recalled the entire Mars and Snickers product from store shelves in New South Wales. In the later half of August 2005, the threat to the public was deemed negligible and the bars returned to shelves. In February 2016, Mars, Snickers and various other Mars, Inc. chocolate products were recalled in 55 countries in Europe, the Middle East and Asia. The precautionary recall was issued after a customer found pieces of plastic in a Snickers bar purchased in Germany. The error was traced back to a Mars, Inc. factory in Veghel, The Netherlands. Animal products controversy In May 2007, Mars UK announced that Mars bars, along with many of their other products such as