Kitchen sink draining slow

Age old problem, I know.....it's just happening more and more frequent and I just want to get it fixed for good (or for a few months at least).

So, the usual fix is Drano followed by hot water. It works basically every time, but it might start draining slow again in a week. In the past, when things didn't correct after a Drano run, I would get put a high pressure nozzle on my hose pipe and "blast" any clog away. This worked for years, but recently the clog reappears after a week or two (instead of months). So I purchased a battery operated drain snake. Tore down the guts underneath and ran it through. It seems to "hit a wall" shortly after taking some snake. I assume it's a bend in my piping. Is there a trick to get the snake past a bend? Does anyone have any other advice to try to mitigate my issue? Thanks in advance for any suggestions/input.

As an aside, we do not pour any grease or oil down the sink. I wipe down cooking pots with paper towels before washing them. I have a stainless drain sleeve that catches food debris. Very conscious of the things that could cause clogs. But I do cook a good bit and washing all of the shite is a necessary part of kitchen life......so some crap makes it down the drain.