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There is no butter in baguettes in France. It's actually forbidden by law.

• keiferski 5y ago
  Butter is added on the sandwich, not in the baguette itself as an ingredient.
  • suction 5y ago
    Yet you said ingredient.
    • keiferski 5y ago
      The secret ingredient is an expression that does not literally mean "the ingredient inside the bread." Regardless of that, the word ingredient can certainly be used to mean the components added to a sandwich. I thought this was obvious by the context, but apologies if that wasn't clear.
• gpvos 5y ago
  Not sure why you're misinterpreting the parent post like that. It's obviously on the baguettes (or for the pedants, between the two slices).
  • suction 5y ago
    Not sure why you're misinterpreting my comment. The parent post explicitly states "ingredient", not "spread".
    • gpvos 5y ago
      An ingredient of the sandwich, which consists of more than only the bread.