I've got to be honest with you. Every new year, I tell myself this is the year I'm going to eat better.

And every year, work gets busy, the family is ready to eat, and somehow we're back to the same rush dinners on repeat.

This year, I want to reset, not another repeat. That's when I tried Marley Spoon, and it simplified our life and actually changed the quality of the food we eat.

What I love is how realistic it is.

If I've got a little energy, there are countless, fresh, flavorful recipes that are ready in about 20 minutes.

And on those nights when I don't feel like cooking, their tray-baked dinners are a lifesaver.

No stress, no prep, just real food on the table in minutes.

Last night I tried the loaded sweet potatoes

with chicken for the first time so delicious, a healthy meal with quality ingredients and so

tasty at the same time. Marley Spoon makes it easier to eat well without overthinking it.

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life. Imagine stepping into a quiet room lit by flickering lamps. A long

wooden table sits in the middle, covered with bread, fruit, and simple dishes. 13 men are gathered there,

deep in conversation. One of them, calm and kind, sits at the center. His name is Jesus.

This moment, the last meal he shared with his closest followers before his arrest,

would become one of the most famous scenes in all of art.

Centries later, the Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci would capture it in his masterpiece, The Last Supper, turning a moment of faith and emotion into one of history's most powerful paintings.

The real event of The Last Supper took place over 2,000 years ago in Jerusalem. It was during the Jewish Festival of Passover, a celebration that remembers freedom from slavery in ancient Egypt.

According to the Bible, Jesus gathered his 12 disciples to share a meal before he was betrayed and arrested.

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