Vietnamese baguette: The Ultimate Sandwich in the World – Taste Atlas

Bánh mì is a type of sandwich that is popular in Vietnam. It is made using a baguette as the base ingredient. The baguette was introduced to Vietnam during the colonial era and has since become a beloved part of Vietnamese cuisine. According to an article, the crusty bread, condiments, and meats used in Bánh mì are influenced by French and Chinese colonialism, while the addition of cilantro, chili, and pickles reflects the Vietnamese preference for fresh and flavorful vegetables.

Traditionally, Bánh mì sandwiches consist of bread, meat, and seasonings, but nowadays, they also include vegetables. TasteAtlas, an online encyclopedia of flavors, recommends several famous Bánh mì outlets in Ho Chi Minh City, Hoi An, Hanoi, as well as in the United States and Australia.

In addition to Bánh mì, the top five sandwiches in the world, as voted by experts and readers, include Tombik döner from Turkey, Shawarmas from Lebanon, Tortas from Mexico, and Lobster rolls from the US. The rankings are based on criteria such as popularity, flavor, and appreciation from local people and tourists.

TasteAtlas was established in 2015 and serves as a comprehensive guide to traditional dishes, local ingredients, and authentic restaurants worldwide. With over 10,000 foods and drinks documented, TasteAtlas aims to showcase popular cuisines as well as the lesser-known flavors and aromas of various cities, regions, and villages across the globe.

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