Would you like your post to smell like a baguette?

The French Post Office has released a bakery-scented postage stamp to celebrate the baguette.

Nearly 600,000 scratch-and-sniff stamps have gone on sale in France, with each stamp costing €1.96.

The stamps were launched on Thursday, which was the day of Saint-Honoré, the patron saint of bakers and pastry chefs, and went on sale on Friday morning.

The ink on the stamp contains microcapsules, which make the stamp smell when scratched.

This chocolate stamp made in 2009 was made to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the cocoa beans' arrival in the French southwestern city of Bayonne

The special stamp is not the first.

In 2018, the US released its first scratch-and-sniff stamp, which was illustrated with ice creams and lollies that smelt of "summer".

The French postal service has also previously released a stamp that smelled and tasted of chocolate.

The chocolate stamp was made in May 2009 to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the arrival of the cocoa bean to the city of Bayonne in France.

A set of Peppa Pig-themed stamps were released to celebrate the show's 20th anniversary

Celebratory stamps are often made for special occasions, such as anniversaries.

At the start of the month, Royal Mail released a set of Peppa Pig themed stamps to celebrate the show's 20th anniversary.

Is there someone or something you would like to see on a stamp?

Or a scent you would like it to smell like?

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