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PEOPLE are going wild for golden hot chocolate balls which makes your drink in seconds – and they even come with marshmallows hidden inside.

The shimmering orbs are popped into a mug and once hot milk is poured over them, they melt to reveal their sweet treats inside – as well as instantly making a tasty drink.

 All you need to do is pour hot milk on the bombe
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All you need to do is pour hot milk on the bombe

The bombs come in a range of flavours, including dark, milk and white chocolate, as well as mint, orange, caramac and Baileys.

They start from just £1.50, with luxury, vegan and boozy ones costing £2.50.

They're sold by bakery , who posted a clip of their creation to Facebook – where it’s since been viewed more than one million times.

The bakery, based in Leicestershire, said: “These were a great success!!

 The orbs come in a range of flavours including Baileys and orange
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The orbs come in a range of flavours including Baileys and orange

"Working on a selection of flavours including adult and vegan options.

“Available over the Christmas period, individually or part of our ‘build your own hamper'.

“Great for Christmas Eve boxes!!”

More than 18,000 people have commented on the post, desperate to try one of the bombs.

 Tasty marshmallows are hidden inside the golden ball
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Tasty marshmallows are hidden inside the golden ball

One person said: “This is how it’s done."

Another wrote: “This makes me so happy."

A third said: “These would make nice stocking fillers."

Someone else added: “Gonna have to get one."

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 More than one million people have watched a video of the hot chocolate balls
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More than one million people have watched a video of the hot chocolate balls

While this person said: “Might have to rethink the hot chocolate sticks. These look epic.”

People are frantically trying to get their hands on a bomb, with the bakers setting up a website to process orders due to "phenomenal demand".

For anyone eyeing them up as a gift, each bomb comes individually wrapped with twine or ribbon, and is presented in a festive box.

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