The French may find it bad to eat while walking, but there is an informal exception, and that is eating the end of a crispy baguette. You are allowed to pinch your bread and put it in your mouth as you walk down the street; Of course, because baguettes play a very important role in French culture, and some people give this bread as a gift to express interest in a friend or colleague! According to Paris's food historian Jim Schwaller, long, slender loaves of bread resembling modern baguettes became very popular in the 19th century, and the first official mention of these loaves was in the 1920 price list. That's why President Macron believes Baguette deserves to be a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which has not happened to date.