Cadbury's World worker reveals the secret to making the 'best hot chocolate ever'

A Cadbury's employee has revealed the smooth, velvety secret to concocting the perfect hot chocolate, and our mouths are salivating.

The heartwarming beverage is a staple during the cooler months, but even in the midst of summer it's difficult to resist a chocolate drink, blended to frothy perfection.

Chloe Rose, an employee from Cadbury's World in Birmingham, has torn the seal off the purple packaging to share her "best hot chocolate ever" recipe in a video on TikTok.

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Picking up a few tricks during her stint at the global chocolatier, Rose documented how to create the beverage, with no instant packages necessary.

Viewed over 1.5 million times, Rose begins the video by revealing the secret to the perfect hot chocolate brew all comes down to melted buttons.

"I work at Cadbury's World and this is how we make the pengest hot chocolate," she wrote in her video.

"Use buttons melted with hot water instead of powder."

Rose selects eight chocolate buttons from a Cadbury package and places them into a mug, before adding a dash of boiling water.

As the buttons lose form and turn into molten, chocolatey goodness, they create a paste that acts as the base of the hot chocolate.

Rose instructs viewers to "mix well" and proceeds to boil milk to add to her drink.

She then adds "whipped cream and a Flake on top with chocolate dusting to finish."

Presenting her picturesque hot chocolate, Rose, who explains she used to specifically make hot chocolates at Cadbury's World, shows off a perfect decadent treat.

Thankful hot chocolate lovers showered Rose with affection, posting over 1400 comments of praise.

"I am definitely going to make hot chocolate like this from now on," wrote one user.

"This looks lush, I need to try it."

Rose has also shared a number of alternatives to the traditional hot chocolate recipe, explaining how to make 'salted caramel' in another video.