What option is available for customers who prefer their steak cooked "well-done"?

The correct answer is the option that specifies a steak cooked to 160°F and above, which characterizes the "well-done" cooking preference. When a steak is cooked to this temperature range, it has a firm texture and shows no signs of pink in the center, reflecting the well-done preference of customers who enjoy their steaks fully cooked through.

This temperature ensures that the meat is safe to eat and has a different flavor and juiciness profile compared to steaks cooked to lower temperatures, which retain more moisture and tenderness. Well-done steaks may have a more substantial chew and a more pronounced flavor from the fully rendered fat, catering to specific palates that appreciate this cooking style.

The other temperatures listed correspond to different cooking preferences: 140°F is generally considered medium-rare, 130°F aligns more with rare, and 150°F may be on the border of medium-well, but does not fully meet the criteria for well-done status.