Is there a variant of 溏 without the 口 component that's used in Taiwan? On a sign outside a breakfast eatery in Taoyuan, Taiwan I saw a character I didn't know, that Google Translate with the phone camera didn't translate, and that I couldn't find in Pleco.



It looks like 溏 but without the "mouth" component in the lower right. It looks like it has a "person" component there instead, but maybe that is part of the strokes above it, I'm pretty rusty.

Is this a common variant of 溏? Semantically I thought it more likely to be a variant of "sugar" 糖, but that has more differences.
焿 is a character on its own.

ZDic：http://www.zdic.net/z/1d/js/713F.htm


  gēng
  〔～子寮湾〕地名。在中国台湾省东北海岸。


Wiktionary: https://zh.wiktionary.org/zh-hans/%E7%84%BF


  “焿”是“羹”的异体字，为台湾本地自创的形声俗字。


羹 means '(thick) soup, broth'.