As an expert in linguistics and cultural studies, I can provide you with an answer to your question. The term "maltesters" does not seem to be a recognized term in the United States or in standard English. It's possible that there may be a spelling error or a misunderstanding of the term you're referring to.

If you're referring to "maltsters," which are individuals or companies involved in the process of making malt, a key ingredient in brewing beer, then yes, there are maltsters in the United States. The United States has a thriving craft beer industry, and with it, a number of maltsters who supply malt to breweries.

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We are comparing British Maltesers vs American Whoppers. ... Both the British Maltesers and the American Whoppers are chocolate covered malted milk balls. Both snacks were initially released in the late 1930s.read more >>