Markdown Salad Test Post

Welcome to my salad bar. We start with fresh greens: some bold romaine, italic spinach, and the occasional arugula for kick. Don’t forget the inline croutons and that ~~wilted lettuce~~.

House Special: The Markdown Mix

Every salad needs a base. Ours combines markdown syntax, inline elements, and just enough code blocks to hold it all together.

A well-dressed salad is a work of art.
— Chef Markup

The Dressings (Headings)

A proper salad needs structure. We layer our flavors from light to bold, building complexity with each level.

Vinaigrette (H3)

Light and acidic, sets the foundation.

Ranch (H4)

Creamy middle ground, adds body.

Blue Cheese (H5)

Bold finish, brings the punch. Let’s build flavor.

The Mix-ins

Now for the good stuff. Every salad needs variety—here are our specials and some competitor recipes worth stealing.

Chopped Veggies

Carrots 🥕
Cucumbers 🥒
- Sliced
- Diced
Tomatoes 🍅

The Steps

Wash ingredients
Chop thoroughly
Toss vigorously—watch for flying kale

Prep List

Buy ingredients
Wash hands
Eat the thing

The Protein

Time for substance. First, a hearty Java chunk:

public class Salad {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        System.out.println("Crunchy, and Crisp.");
    }
}

Then a fresh slice of C++ to balance it out:

#include <iostream>

int main() {
    std::cout << "mmm so Tender..." << std::endl;
    return 0;
}

Nutrition Facts

Ingredient	Crunch	Flavor
Lettuce	High	Low
Crouton	Extreme	High
Dressing	None	Max

The secret ingredient? Love. And MSG, obviously¹.

Salad Glossary

Markdown : The dressing that ties everything together

Syntax Highlighting : What makes your code chunks look chef’s kiss

Bon appétit. This salad is 100% rendered in markdown—consume within 24 hours of cloning.

Mostly MSG. ↩