We should resist as well. It's obvious that we need help in our struggles with temptation. What may not be obvious is how the Bible names temptation. They are hungry, not just for food, but also for life, for knowledge. God gave them manna.
Temptation is a function of hunger.
Let's have bread as proof that God is our kind of God, i.e., a God who responds to our hungry need. When Satan enters the story and has an opportunity to tell his side, this seems to be his main theme. Most of us know this, too. We weren't born yesterday and if we were, it wasn't at night. We know that bad things happen to good people as well as good things happen to bad people.