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Facing Arizona: Arizona’s a great place to live because of the different cultures

Nov 19, 2018, 2:00 PM | Updated: Nov 20, 2018, 7:17 am

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(Thomas Yoxall / Sure Shot Photography)

(Thomas Yoxall / Sure Shot Photography)

Editor’s note: Facing Arizona is a series that will appear on KTAR.com and social media  — follow KTAR News on Instagram and Facebook for updates — highlighting unique and everyday people across our state and give you a glimpse into their lives.

Good day everyone, my name is Ashley Reinhold, I am 22 years old, and I am an Arizona native.

I was raised in North Phoenix, I have a culinary arts degree from Johnson and Wales, and I own my own catering company.

My grandfather was a head chef for 20 years, and his father before him was a restaurant owner and chief before that in New England, so it’s always been in the family blood. I specialize in authentic German food but in my business, the customer comes first, and I still find a way to deliver what the customer wants.

What I love most about my business is I can help some create that special day for someone with food. Something that is to their specific liking, taste, texture, presentation — and Arizona is a great melting pot for that.

There are many different cultures here, so it’s an exciting challenge at times. To me, that’s what makes Arizona such a great place to live. — Ashley

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Facing Arizona: Arizona’s a great place to live because of the different cultures