France is the country where baguette originated and is widely consumed as a part of the French cuisine and culture. It is often eaten with butter, cheese, jam, or chocolate spread, and is also used to make sandwiches, croques, and croutons.
Vietnam was a former colony of France and adopted baguette as a part of its cuisine, especially for making banh mi, a Vietnamese sandwich with various fillings. Baguette is also eaten with pho, a Vietnamese noodle soup, or with butter and condensed milk.
Cambodia was also a former colony of France and inherited baguette as a part of its cuisine, especially for making num pang, a Cambodian sandwich with various fillings. Baguette is also eaten with soup, curry, or fried eggs.
Laos was also a former colony of France and influenced by its cuisine, especially baguette. Baguette is eaten with various dips, such as jeow bong, a spicy chili paste, or with cheese, butter, or jam.
Quebec is a province of Canada with a large French-speaking population and a strong cultural connection to France. Baguette is a popular type of bread in Quebec and is often eaten with pate, cheese, or maple syrup.