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This used to be a witty title but some pro-censorship arse complained so here we are
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I'm sorry but you have no issues with a product label being misleading as long it's pushing people to eat vegetables?
Would you have the same opinion if it was an animal steak being sold to you as "Vegan steak" ?
Point is, we don't want misleading names for products. Imo people are actively trying to make this topic a political one when it's a consumer protection issue.
If it's not a steak, call it something else. It will be clearer for the consumer.
If it's not clear to you when seeing the product in supermarket you are literally too stupid to get your own groceries.